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Maharashtra: 36 more SRPF jawans test COVID-19 positive in Hingoli

Maharashtra: 36 more SRPF jawans test COVID-19 positive in Hingoli

May 05, 2020, at 01:44 pm

Hingoli/UNI: Thirty-six more SRPF jawans and a nurse tested COVID-19 positive here, the second largest single-day spike in pandemic cases since May 1, informed sources from the District Civil Surgeon's Office on Tuesday.

COVID-19 highlights nurses’ vulnerability as backbone to health services worldwide

COVID-19 highlights nurses’ vulnerability as backbone to health services worldwide

Apr 08, 2020, at 11:23 am

New York/IBNS: Nurses are on the frontline fighting COVID-19 but “an alarming failure” in the global supply of protective clothing and new coronavirus tests – together with “unprecedented” overwork linked to global staff shortages - have highlighted how vulnerable they are, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday. The development coincides with an impassioned personal message from UN Secretary-General António Guterres to the world’s medical professionals for World Health Day, marked on Tuesday 7 April.

Learning through drama helps nurses face the future, says study

Learning through drama helps nurses face the future, says study

Dec 26, 2017, at 09:31 pm

London, Dec 26 (IBNS): Learning through drama has unique potential for preparing future nurses and specialist nursing staff for their future professional role, as shown by research from Sahlgrenska Academy. Using role play and exploring various healthcare situations enables nursing students to develop skills that are hard to achieve through traditional education.