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Ms. Joseline Adjoa Enchill, a Registered General Nurse at the International Maritime Hospital IMaH, has lauded professional nurses for their role in promoting people 39;s general well-being and healthy lifestyles, not simply as patients.

Blantyre District Health Office (DHO) nursing officer Jacqueline Kolove has asked nurses in the district to work hard as nursing is not just a profession but also a vocation dedicated to serving people. She said this on Saturday at Chilomoni Health Centre in Blantyre when nurses partnered Gift of the Givers Foundation to commemorate the

Mrs Akosua Frema Osei-Opare, the Chief of Staff, has officially launched the 2023 International Nurses Day (IND) celebration with a call on nurses and midwives to always provide quality care to patients. International Nurses Day is celebrated annually on May 12 around the world to mark the contributions nurses make…

One of the most nitty-gritty examples of motherhood has to be in the Good Books New Testament, second chapter of John.

Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI) Tuensang unit joined the world in celebrating “International Nurses Day (IND)” on May 12 at District Hospital Tuensang (DHT) with Deputy Commissioner (DC) Tuensang, Nokchasashi as the chief guest.

Experts highlight talent shortage due to factors such as lack of potential educators, high turnover rates, and an uneven distribution of the workforce

NURSES and midwives at Portlaoise hospital were honoured at two separate days of celebration last week. International Nurses Day 2023 was marked at the hospital…

The National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) has blamed what it described as poor remuneration and lack of decent working environment for

Nurses are being treated as an “invisible and inexhaustible force”, an event celebrating the profession was told yesterday. Karen Grant-Simmons, president of the Bermuda Nurses Association and a forme...

Every year, International Nurses Day, which commemorates the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the first “professional nurse” is observed on May 12. The theme of this year is “Our Nurses. Our Future.”