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Nick Andrew

Does science and nursing belong in the same sentence anyway?

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Barnsey writes:


About as much as science and computer belong in the same
sentence.

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Barnsey writes:


About as much as science and computer belong in the same
sentence.

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Hi Barnsey,

Could you explain? Surely the increased level of scientific knowledge being
taught to Nurses is a good thing - given the latest generation of Nurses now
not only understand, How but Why as well...

Mike, Admin
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www.britishnurse.com wrote:



To tell you the truth, I have found damned little use for the science
background
I was force fed while jumping through the hoops of nursing school. Of course,
Im a hospital nurse working at the bedside... ie, doing *real* nursing... and
so why should I not be surprised. The ones who actually do the work dont set
the priorities.

You want useful information for bedside nursing? Take a sociology or
psychology
course instead. The actual technical skills generally dont require more than
innate intelligence and monkee see, monkee do. The people skills are a whole

nother thing....




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