Category: end of life care

• What are my nursing pet peeves…

  Well, today is the day where I am going to sound extremely critical of our profession, but it is what the question entails. And we are encouraged to be critical thinkers to improve services. However, I am aware that I am still studying and only at the very beginning of my career with lots to […]

  Craig Davidson RN BSc (Hons) (he/they)

  July 25, 2018

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• What’s my favourite nursing topic…

  I know this is becoming somewhat of a recurring theme, but again I am finding it so hard to pick a favourite nursing topic as I genuinely enjoy them all. At Glasgow Caledonian University, where I am currently a student nurse, our academic year is built around five modules, on top of our placements, which […]

  Craig Davidson RN BSc (Hons) (he/they)

  July 19, 2018

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