Clinical reasoning, which also referred to as “thinking like a nurse,” is the process through which clinicians and nurses collect clues, process this information to understand the situation or problem of patients and come up with possible solutions. Based on the outcome of the performed ...

Representative Information Sheet on Nurse-Patient Proportions The investigation has showed the average ratio of 2:1 as part of workloads in New Jersey and Pennsylvania in all areas, which are modernized more than in California, and are more often if not above California-mandated employment ...

Clinical Question Introduction This paper addresses various types of violence nurses face in their profession with the most common one being bullying. Horizontal violence (HV) is a hostile or aggressive behavior expressed by individuals at the same level, in this case nurse-to-nurse violence. ...