By Emma Woods on 18/07/23
Being resilient enables nurses to manage difficult situations successfully and adapt to changing circumstances without letting their emotions be affected. Building resilience in nursing is an important trait to possess to support your development. To learn more, read our top tips on building resilience.
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By Emma Woods on 03/07/23
The role of a paediatric nurse allows you to build meaningful professional relationships and witness young clients stabilise under your care. As a paediatric nurse, your role and responsibilities will vary depending on the age, health condition and requirements of the children you care for, but the goal will always be to ensure the best possible outcome for the client.
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By Emma Woods on 26/06/23
Community support workers deliver emotional, social and physical care to clients, ensuring they receive a tailored service that meets their medical and wellbeing needs. Naturally, they are committed and caring individuals who display many skills and qualities in the care they provide. Read our blog to learn more about community support workers and the important role they play in community care.
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By Emma Woods on 20/06/23
Community nurses are compassionate and skilled adult and paediatric nurses who deliver bespoke care to adults, children and the elderly in the community. The range of care they deliver can depend on the client's requirements and their medical needs.
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By Emma Woods on 22/05/23
Support workers play an important role in the care adults and children receive in the community, hospitals and other care settings. They are responsible for delivering bespoke care and support to clients whilst building strong professional relationships with the individuals receiving care, ensuring their medical and wellbeing needs remain at the forefront.
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