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Putting a foot wrong - why nurses need to care for their feet

Nicole Madigan - 25-08-2021

While rewarding, nursing is one of the most demanding jobs there is, both physically and mentally. And although nurses are well versed on how to manage conditions

Be your own boss - the pros and cons of private practice

Nicole Madigan - 15-01-2019

After many years of combining shift work and night duty with raising her own young children, midwife Caroline McMahon began to feel overwhelmed and exhausted.

When patients get nasty - dealing with violent or agressive behaviour

Nicole Madigan - 10-04-2018

Violence and aggressive behaviour directed towards nurses by patients and their families is underreported, according to literature, most likely due to nurses' high thresholds

How to deal with inappropriate patients

Health Insights - 17-01-2017

Unfortunately, in the course of providing health service to patients, you will encounter many patients who behave in a way that makes you feel unsafe or uncomfortable. Inappropriate

Managing patients with challenging behaviour: Acute care setting

Health Insights - 17-01-2017

Patients who present as hostile, violent, or aggressive in some way, may result in healthcare workers fearing for their own safety. Here we discuss best practices in managing

Ground Zero - Standing up against violence in our health sector

HealthTimes - 15-07-2016

Occupational violence and aggression is rife within the healthcare sector. The impact of verbal and physical assault can leave psychological scars that lead many to question

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