Nursing after covid-19

 

At this time of pandemic, our superheroes have given their all to save our lives and keep us safe from this flu. They are working day and night for us whether they are doctors, police, army, and many people giving their full support in fighting against covid-19. But the ones without whom the doctors can’t work free minded are our nurses. They are also counted in our superheroes.

After talking to some people about nursing, these were their answers about nursing:

·        “We will not let our children do nursing”

·        “It is not a safe”

·        “They don’t have time to eat, sleep”

·        “They have to stay in infected patients”

These were few statements given by people when asked about nursing profession. It is very obvious that at this pandemic time every parent wants their children to be safe, healthy and should stay at home. These statements were given due to the fear of covid-19.

In addition, some people also told us that we proud of the doctors and nurses who giving their all just to keep us healthy and it is really a thankless job. If we would get a chance to teach our children nursing, we will definitely do that.

Nursing has a very bright future and is growing day by day as the new hospital are constructing. There have been number of sectors where nurses can pursue their career:

 

·        Hospitals

·        Clinics and Health Departments

·        Nursing Science Schools

·        Defense Services

·        Training Institutions

·        Public Sector Medical Departments

·        Railways Medical Department

·        Industrial Factories and Houses

Their good salaries plus incentives attracts youth. Government day to day announcing new policies for the betterment of medical staff. Nursing is one of the professions which is same throughout everywhere. Any nurse can work can work at any location which is quite interesting and very useful career wise.

These are the following courses in nursing field:  

·        ANM (Auxiliary Nursing & Midwife) – 24 months

·        GNM (General Nursing & Midwife) – 3 years

·        B. Sc – Basic (Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Basic) – 4 years

·        B. Sc – Post Basic (Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Post Basic) – 2 years

·        B. Sc – Distance (Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Distance) – 3 years

·        M. Sc (Master of Science in Nursing) – 2 years

·        M. Phil (Master of Science in Nursing) – 1 years (Full time)

·        M. Phil (Master of Science in Nursing) – 2 years (part time)

·        Ph. D (Doctor in Philosophy) – 3 to 5 years

Keeping a better future in mind neglecting covid-19. It is not going to stay long but your future should be.

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