Nursing Burnout / How Duties Play A Role : 5 pages in
length. There exists an inherent connection between those who
enter the nursing field and their desire to help others. They
discover that the best way to make a difference in someone's life
is to be there in their most desperate of times. This is why
nursing is such a tremendously rewarding career: just by
offering a piece of oneself, an individual can make a lasting
impression, while at the same time assisting in a person's
recuperation. However, as uplifting as this field may be, there
is a significant downside in that a high percentage of nurses
become burned out after considerable time in and around a
health care facility. The writer discusses how intensive care and
neonatal nurses are more prone to burnout than their
counterparts. Bibliography lists 3 sources. TLCnurse.wps

Nursing Management and Nursing Shortages / The Ethics
in Patient Care : This 8 page paper considers the issue of
nursing shortages in nursing management and assesses the
ethical implications of the use of nursing assistants and certified
nurses aides in place of nurses. This paper considers the
management issues as well as the ethical problems that stem
from this type of focus, and also attempts to address solutions to
improving patient care even in the midst of nursing shortages.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. MHnursem.wps

Hospital Staffing Patterns : This 2 page journal article review
provides a summary of research conducted in respect to hospital
staffing patterns and how it may be relevant to a director of
surgical services. The UUF and CUF patterns are compared for
cost-effectiveness. No additional sources cited. SA15Stff .wps

Indoor Air Quality in Hospitals : A 30 page paper that
provides a comprehensive overview of the problem of
addressing indoor air quality in hospital settings to prevent the
spread of infection. This paper considers the scope of the
problem, reflects upon the most commonly applied solutions to
the problem, and considers their effectiveness in hospital
settings. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Hospair.wps

AIDS / An Emergency Medical Perspective : A 6 page
overview of AIDS, its causes and treatments. Emphasizes the
risks to health care workers are minimal and that although
emergency health care workers run a substantial risks of
encountering patients with the disease, they have a legal, moral,
and ethical responsibility to treat patients whether or not they
may have a contagious disease. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Aidsems.wps

AIDS Facts / Possible & Probable Impact On EMTs :
A 4 page paper describing AIDS, the symptoms associated with
the disease, and how it can affect the emergency medical teams.
Bibliography included. AIDS3.wps

Hepatitis / A Description Of Its Major Types &
Implications For Emergency Medical Workers :
A 6 page overview of Hepatitis, its epidemiology and problems
it presents for emergency health care workers in terms of
appropriate prophylaxis and infection control. Bibliography
lists 5 sources. Heapt3.wps

Hepatitis C : A 5 page paper discussing the threat Hepatitis C
presents to the blood supply in our nation. For more than ten
years there have been very effective measures taken, which
involve more effective and specific testing, to better eliminate
hepatitis C from entering into the nation’s blood supply. While
many advanced methods have been implemented in eliminating
the danger, the dangers still exist, just as they do with any other
communicable disease that is transferable through blood
transfusions. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Hepc.wps

AIDS & AIDS-Related Complexes / Implications for EMS :
A 4 page paper that provides an overview of the risk of
transmission, signs and symptoms, testing, ethical and moral
issues surrounding AIDS and AIDS related complexes and
considers their impact on emergency medicine. Bibliography
lists 6 sources. Emsaids.wps
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