i am doing a research paper on nurseing and i have no ides where to start?
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You do so much during a day its hard to be so specific but I guess the main jobs of nursing are: assessing patients administering medication, observing changes and reporting these to appropriate people. Arranging discharges, ensuring all needs (including social) are met. Explaining procedures to patients and relatives, providing support, and comfort. As well as managing juniour staff, doing rotas, chasing up meals (as our kitchens seem incapable of sending the right ones!!) Lots and lots of paper work and a few meetings thrown in for good measure!! I am a nurse and would be happy to help if you need more info.
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something like this - find a focus, determine what sources (databases, library ...) you can use, start researching, redefine your focus (use guiding questions if there are holes in your research), look at your informaiton and determine if you need to research anything further ... hope that helps
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Having premmie babies of my own, the best place to get info is form a current nurse. Call your local hospital and try to schedule an interview with a neonatal RN
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im training to be a nurse
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Try:\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003207.htm
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this could be what you are looking for...\n\nhttp://www.nursingworld.org/
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http://www.aorn.org\nhttp://ast.org\nhttp://www.codman.com/generalinstr.asp\n\nIf you go to the surgical Theater ask to see if they have any old order books. They may be one or two that is out of date. I am form the US and have been a OR nurse for 16 years feel free to email me if I can help. You must be from England.(The Theater)
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try:\n\nhttp://ed-web3.educ.msu.edu/ysi/Kids/FAQ/askexperts2.htm\n\nand \n\nhttp://buddhist.uchicago.edu/med.html
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go to www.dora.state.co.us/nursing/\nthe website tells you step by step what to do. depending on when you move up there, MAKE SURE YOU KEEP ALL OF YOUR SCHOOL STUFF: transcripts, college syllabus, everything;which in turn save you a lot of headache and stress!
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Here is the abstract:\n\nhttp://www.nursingresearchonline.com/pt/re/nnr/abstract.00006199-199905000-00005.htm;jsessionid=GcHQgz7Rk29PQvLPFTp02mH9fLlbML8k4Tjn2KJDz4pyDFMgmX7t!-1243080020!-949856145!8091!-1
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Try these two links:\nhttp://www.scienceaid.co.uk/endocrinesystem.html\nhttp://www.scienceaid.co.uk/nervoussystem.html
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http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nursing/
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Depending upon the system your instructor prefers, you can use anything from basic writing techniques to MLA format to who knows what?  As for simply writing the research paper, you will ALWAYS, of course, begin with the subject.  Find a subject that you have interest in.. otherwise the entire process will be a real chore for you. If you must do it, at least try and make it interesting. Then the research, of course..  don't do all your research in one area..  for instance.. don't have ALL your research done online.. do some online, some in periodicals and even some [depending upon your subject, of course] being true life examples.  For instance, if you were writing about the day to day workings of a hospital emergency room, it would be great to actually interview an ER nurse.  If you were doing a paper on firefighting, interview a firefighter..  and if you were doing a paper on research itself [one of my favorite choices], interview a research librarian.  Then, always always ALWAYS credit your sources properly on your works cited page.  This is one place where you do NOT want to guess.  It can make or break your paper many times.  Good luck.
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Try here for links to applications and regulations in Nevada:\n\nhttp://www.nursingboard.state.nv.us/
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For academic research, ask assistance at http://care4com.blogspot.com
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infoplease.com\nwikipedia.org\nenyclopeia.com\n\nor just type in nursing, a whole buncha sh*t should pop up that you want
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Sorry, cant help you there, but congratulations on becoming a graduate nurse. I am too, an LPN. It is a very rewarding position to hold. I work with geriatric patients in an long term care environment, specializing in Alzheimer's. We need dedicated nursed to help make health care in America the best it can be..signed, Dedicated to the bone.