Nurses have an abundance of time on a twelve-hour shift, but simply not enough time to do all that is asked of them. Interruptions are ingrained in nursing care — one study showing an interruption every six minutes during a nursing shift.
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Interruptions are ingrained in #nursing care - one study showing an interruption every six minutes during a nursing shift. I've learned to surrender. Here is my piece. RT @Christianitymag@WomanAliveUK@UK_CMF
https://t.co/iOiw0W7ig1
Interruptions are ingrained in #nursing care - one study showing an interruption every six minutes during a nursing shift. I've learned to surrender. Here is my piece. RT @Christianitymag@WomanAliveUK@UK_CMF
https://t.co/iOiw0W7ig1
I am utterly fed-up of seeing comments about the failure of the assisted suicide Bill. As a nurse of 20+ years & a Mum whose daughter died of cancer I opposed it & would fight it with every breath in my body should it ever reappear. Focus instead on improving Palliative care.
I’m grateful for all those MSPs who voted down the assisted dying bill. No legislation of this sort can ever safeguard the vulnerable, to protect against coercive control or self coercion. Autonomy for those with agency would always entail the worst for the many without it.
@Christianitymag inspired by your testimonies. Here is mine, inspired by a moving autobiography of a doctor who speaks in his life and his death. https://t.co/EKO2asVDU7
"By contrast with the stillness of the Neo-Impressionist’s dots, the dashes used by Van Gogh possess a much greater sense of energy and movement."
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Here are nine reasons why the Complex Life and Death Decisions (CLADD) group at @KingsCollegeLon believe the Terminally Ill Adults bill is bad law as currently drafted 👇
On the issue of Pres Trump allegation that paracetamol can cause autism, it’s worth noting that, as the Health Secretary Wes Streeting says, a major study carried out last year in Sweden, involving 2.4 million children, didn’t support this suggestion.
One summer evening in 1894, Winslow Homer spent hours capturing this scene as it unfolded in front of him. It was painted in the light of the moon, and never retouched. That tiny pin-prick of red, off-centre on the horizon, is a lighthouse on Wood Island, Prouts Neck near Maine.