Background: The education for becoming a registered Nurse in Sweden includes compulsory time for clinical practice. The clinical education means an essential part in the students? personal development. According to regulation for Nurses, a registered Nurse has the responsibility to supervise Nurse students during their clinical placement.Aim:. The aim of the examination was to describe Nurse students´ experiences of supervision during clinical education.Method: The study was an empirical examination based on interviews with seven Nurse students.Results: The result showed that Nurse students wanted to be seen and treated as colleagues, but not used as labour.

The number of HIV- positive is increasing all over the world and it's very likely to meet these patients as a Nurse. The interaction between the Nurse and the patient is characterized by experience and knowledge and at the same time the Nurse is expected to act professionally. The purpose of this literature review is to investigate the Nurse's complex of problems regarding the treatment of the HIV- positive patient by exploring the attitudes against HIV among Nurses and how the Nurse can maintain the integrity of the HIV- positive patient. Antonovsky's salutoqenic model, sense of coherence, has been used as theoretical frame. From 14 articles five topics have been found that influence the Nurse's attitudes against HIV-positive patients.

Background: When a child ends up in a hospital the whole family will be affected. The family?s situation can be turned upside down and the daily life can be affected. The Nurse needs to have a holistic approach when caring for the child and the rest of the family. For the Nurse to be able to provide personalized information and care, they need a relationship with the child and family.

Background: Research shows that the Nurse?s presence has a great significance for the relationship between patient and Nurse. By this, the Nurse can gain a greater understanding for the patient?s situation and thus have an opportunity to influence the patient?s health processes.Problem: Today?s focus on the technology and lack of time in healthcare can create a stress which can make it more difficult for the Nurse to prove presence to the patient.Aim: To describe patients? experiences of the Nurse?s presence in healthcare.Method: A qualitative approach, where Evans descriptive synthesis has been used. Eleven previously published qualitative, caring science, articles has been used in the synthesis.Results: The synthesis revealed two themes.

Every day in medical care the Nurse and the patient meet, they are not just represented as the care giver and the care taker, but also as two unique individuals. The meeting is a very important part in caring and few studies have been made on this topic from the patient.s perspective. The purpose of this study was to describe the patient.s perspective on the meeting with the Nurse. The study is a literature review, where articles have been reviewed, encoded, and then categorized. The result builds on our four main categories, confirmed as a unique indidual, the meaning of the information according to the patient, the humanistic side of the Nurse, and the importance of humor in the meeting.

Today patients are more aware of their rights regarding their own care. They are more informed, more engaged and have more and individual requirements, which leads to increased demands for information and participation increases. The Health Act sets out the patients´ right to participation. Participation increases patient satisfaction with care, promotes healing and increases adherence to health care advise. The patient doesn´t always experience participation in their own care to the extent they wish, which suggests that Nurse?s does not always succeed in getting the patient involved.

AbstractThis essay is an investigation where I try to gain an increased knowledge of the three assistants? (in the mentally disability profession) opinion about their education and their first years in their profession. I have also tried to answer the questions whether the course mentally disability/functional gives the students a good start in their profession, if there are any flaws or if something is missing in the course or if they can think of any improvements to make the course better.This investigation is performed as a qualitative interview study where three women were interviewed about their education and their first years as assistants? (in the mentally disability profession). All the interviewed women have been working in the care activity for two or three years since they graduated.

AbstractBackground: Relation means the relationship between two parts. By creating a good relation between Nurse and patient you can conduce a better caring. Aim: The aim of the study was to illustrate the relation within palliative care from Nurse- patient perspective. Method: The study is a literature review where ten articles were analysed with qualitative content analysis. Results: The findings showed that knowledge, communication, continuity, silence and availability were the most important thing for the Nurse in the relationship.

Death is the only experience we know we will come across in our lives. Yet it is so difficult to speak about death and the sorrow before and after death occurs. The aim of this literature study was to find out how as a general Nurse one can help relatives to handle their situation in mourning. The question was: How does the Nurse feel when confronted with mourning relatives? What measures and caring should the Nurse take to alleviate the handling of the relatives in mourning? After scrutiny and critical analysis of ten scientific papers, some common denominators have remained.

The aim of this study was to illuminate how patients with mental illness experience encounters with the Nurse in psychiatric care, in order to acquire increased understanding for the patients needs. A litterature study was used to analyse previously published scientific articles within psychiatric nursing care. Content analysis inspired by Graneheim and Lundman was used to perform the analysis. The result showed that the patients recovery depended on the relationship with the Nurse. If the relationship was good, the patient was moore likely to regain his mental health, than if the relationship with the Nurse was poor.

Every six baby that is born gets colic. It means that the child cries for at least three hours three days a week. For the child?s parents this is one big strain and feelings like despair, helplessness and isolation are common. The Nurse?s task is to support the parents through respectful and empathic actions in order to relieve sufferings and increase their feelings of confidence.

Aim: The aim of this qualitative interview study was to describe the Nurse's professional role and the role as a patient during different time periods. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews, where respondents had a link to the nursing profession, either as a student, now working Nurse or retired Nurse. Method: The data were analyzed using a content analysis. Result: The older Nurses believe that Nurses today has a high status and is seen as a well-read and well informed person. Most respondents believe that collaboration between Nurses and doctors has improved since past.

Background: Children in our present society spend more time sedentary, and food has become more accessible. It is important to pay attention to obese children, because of the risk for serious diseases in the future. Obesity can also cause mental suffering for the child. Aim: The aim of this study was to describe the Nurse?s care of obese children.

ABSTRACT Introduction: One of the great difficulties that the Nurse anesthetist encounter in their profession is to assess and estimate sleep depth versus signs of pain in the anesthetized patient. Based on a pre-operative appointment and the perioperative monitoring, an assessment of the patient is made. The experience that the Nurse anesthetist has can make it easier to understand what subtile signs of the patient depends on. Purpose: With this in mind, the purpose of the pilot study was to try to find out if there are specific signs of pain during anesthesia and if the professional experience played a role. As a subsidiary aim the authors examined whether there were factors in the patient that the Nurse anesthetist takes into account in the identification of pain during anesthesia.

Background: Multiple myeloma is a malignant incurable cancer disease associated with severe chronic pain. The Nurse has several important roles in the management of patients with multiple myeloma. This study focuses on Nurse´s roles including the caring of pain relief.Aim: The aim of this study was to elucidate the Nurse?s role in giving care to patients with multiple myeloma and associated chronic pain.Method: This literature study was based on scientific articles.Results: The Nurse is in a key position to facilitate ongoing adequate pain and psychosocial assessment of patients with multiple myeloma. The study presents ways of relieving pain and suffering via different ways of caring management.