Yet, however worthwhile nursing may be, the heightened pressure to breast-feed creates shame in those who don't manage to do it, and today's lactation rhetoric erroneously implies that nursing is the most crucial thing you can do for your infant's welfare.
Since variation between nursing homes was pronounced, it seems to be worthwhile to explore nursing homes with particularly low and high use of physical restraints in future research, especially by using qualitative methods.
Managers indicated that they spent relatively little time per week on induction or orientation of agency nurses, because it was not a worthwhile undertaking if the nurse only worked one shift and never returned to the hospital.
I feel like I'm doing a worthwhile job… I'm a nurse and this is where they need nurses".
Wouldn't it be better to spend the £9bn Olympics money on something worthwhile such as 25,000 new nurses or helping relieve poverty?
Therefore, it seems to be worthwhile to explore the approach of nursing homes with particularly low and high use of physical restraints in future qualitative research.
We therefore consider it is worthwhile to study the effects in nursing home patients and to assess the cost-effectiveness of the Australian Medical Sheepskin.
Expanding existing services such as the "Healthline" (a free telephone information service to the public staffed by nurses) may also be worthwhile.
Nurses have just as much chance to harm patients as do doctors, so it would seem worthwhile to explore whether a databank for nurses and other health professionals might prove useful as well.
And while they feel they're doing something worthwhile, keeping their loved ones out of nursing homes, they pay a price in their own mental and physical health.
To better adapt to continual human resource reduction and to improve nursing service quality, wider applications of multimedia with printed nursing guides in patient education may be worthwhile.
