Comfort Journal of Nursing

Caring Behavior of Nurses in Orthopedic Wards of Selected Health Institutions As Perceived by Patients

Caring Behavior of Nurses in Orthopedic Wards of Selected Health Institutions As Perceived by Patients

Tags: caring Caring Behaviors caring in nursing comfort orthopedic Patients Orthopedic Wards Perception

To identify Nurses perceived behavior as caring by patients during Hospitalization.

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Submitted by Dr. F.O. Adeyemo
Dear Health Care Professional taking care of my mom with Alzheimer's disease

Dear Health Care Professional taking care of my mom with Alzheimer's disease

Tags: Alzheimer’s comfort compassion disease love Manuscript

A manuscript geared to those caring for patients with Alzheimer's disease.

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Submitted by Christine DiLeone MSN, RN
Foley Catheters in Men and Women: Lubrication, Anesthesia, and Attitude:  A Randomized Trial

Foley Catheters in Men and Women: Lubrication, Anesthesia, and Attitude:  A Randomized Trial

Tags: anesthesia catheters comfort

Foley insertion in alert patients not in retention: males benefit from lidocaine jelly. All staff appear to underestimate discomfort.

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Submitted by John D. Fisher, MD
Nurse, please pray with me. 

Nurse, please pray with me. 

Tags: care comfort compassion health nurse prayer

Prayer may benefit both the nurse and the patient; both may find comfort in prayer. Prayer may also help patients and their families adjust emotionally to their illness or life events and support the patients’ spiritual health.

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Submitted by Donald D. Kautz, RN, PhD, CNRN, CRRN
Nurse’s Legal Plight - A Poem

Nurse’s Legal Plight - A Poem

Tags: comfort legal plight poem

A poem...!

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Submitted by Sabrina Sniffen
The Healing Impact of Palliative Care Gerontology

The Healing Impact of Palliative Care Gerontology

Tags: comfort end-of-life care euthanasia palliative philosophy treatment

Palliative care is a philosophy and treatment to give an improved quality of life to those near the end of life and those with life-limiting conditions.

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Submitted by Sallie Guthrie, RN
End-Of-Life-Care: Are Nurses Educationally Prepared? 

End-Of-Life-Care: Are Nurses Educationally Prepared? 

Tags: care comfort death end of life end-of-life care health medical technology nurse physical health spiritual-psychosocial health

End Of Life Care study in the RN Journal. Are nurses prepared to offer quality end-of-life care to patients and families?

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Submitted by Lisa Marie Chiplaskey, MSN, Ed., BSN
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