Role of nursing in the economic power of care
6 months, 3 weeks ago

Role of nursing in the economic power of care

Hindustan Times  

Since Florence Nightingale first proved the significance of nursing in healthcare and how good nursing practices can drastically transform health care outcomes, the demand for nurses all over the world have grown exponentially. Emphasis must be laid on providing specialised and role-based training to our nurses, preparing them to handle health care challenges with agility and confidence. Additionally, by delivering primary care services and telehealth consultations, nurses can play a significant role in keeping people healthier and lessening the overall strain on the health care system. Overall, a strong nursing workforce, by contributing to a more cost-effective, efficient, and patient-centred health care system, is a pillar for nation-building.

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Nurses: The Unsung Heroes of Healthcare in India

Hindustan Times  

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Strengthening nursing and midwifery for enhancing health care services in India
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Hindustan Times  

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A sector that needs to be nursed back to health
4 years ago

A sector that needs to be nursed back to health

The Hindu  

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