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Tuesday, 19 March 2024
New Brutish Chat Forums

Due to the recent relaunch of Just for Nurses Brutish Nursing has once again become an independent website for student nurses.

As part of this process there will be a new fully functional Brutish Chat forum and secure registration process.

Existing registrations while still be valid so you will be able to log in with the passwords you used on the original Brutish Nursing website or those created through Just for Nurses.

The timetable for these changes is scheduled for the next three weeks

I'm looking forward to more lively discussions on the new Forum.


Nigel (Webmaster)
Monday, 28 January 2008 - 28/01/2008 00:08:48

training
Hi Maureen

I don't understand what you mean by education route. You say that you are going to university soon in which case you seem to have the entry qualifications for a degree programme. Once you start, you will have to follow the education route that the university has approval for. Good luck with your studies.

en2005 - IP Address recorded
Friday, 09 November 2007 - 05:20:00

training.
hi everyone!

i am soon to go to a university to study paediatric nursing and need some advice as to what sort of education route i need to take..can i hear your stories?
thankyou!

maureen_dunne - IP Address recorded
Wednesday, 07 November 2007 - 20:50:00

Male nurse- Career Switcher
Dear Fellow Nurses of all ranks,

If you are one of the nurses that switch/ career changed from other professions, I want to hear your stories here and at my blog. I always admire the courage you have to change career in regardless of circumstances.

Feel free to pen down your experiences here why you join nursing, how you get started, how you survive nursing school. If you have graduated, do share with us on the forum and at my blog your experiences as a new graduate nurse

newmalenurse - IP Address recorded
Tuesday, 06 November 2007 - 17:36:00

Want some info
Hi everybody!
I am a french nurse student and I would like to do an internship in an English hospital.
I want to have more information about what a nurse can do or not, how many times he or she works a day,and per week, how his/her work time is organised...
And in return if you want I give u information about nursing studies in France and about internship.

my email akissi09@hotmail.fr


Gertrude - IP Address recorded
Saturday, 03 November 2007 - 13:04:00

Oz
Hi phoenix,
sorry 4 the late reply, dont believe it u dont need experience, there desperate for nurses. So best advice I can give is just try and apply.
theres regular recruitment drives from OZ, they come over here and head hunt newly qulaified and soon to be qulified nurses. Luckily my uni informed me bout this, and theres another in feb next year.
this is my email is u want further help
dowdnick@hotmail.com

jack89111 - IP Address recorded
Thursday, 01 November 2007 - 22:05:00

Thanks!!!!
I want to thank everyone who answered me and helped me!!!
Thanks a lot!!!
Thanks for the existence of these forums!!!!

claudia - IP Address recorded
Tuesday, 30 October 2007 - 00:12:00


whiteuniform,
have you done that essay yet?!
Am I too late to offer help?

henxy - IP Address recorded
Friday, 26 October 2007 - 15:50:00

British Nursing News

Overseas!!!
Hi everyone!!!
I am a portuguese newle-qualified nurse and I want to work in a hospital of the UK.
I want to know, if there are vacancies or is it dificult to get a job as a nurse?

claudia - IP Address recorded
Tuesday, 23 October 2007 - 19:05:00

books for students
Hi everyone,
Im newly qualified now - and about to begin my first nursing job - its scary, but exciting too.

Advice regarding books is to get them from your university library first to see if you like the way they read. The Marsden is good but i found 'Nursing Practice, Hospiatl and Home' easier to read/use.
As student nurses you can usually get BNF's for free from hospital pharmacies - if you're cheeky enough to just ask nicely. I did.

Good luck everyone xx

Lainey - IP Address recorded
Sunday, 21 October 2007 - 13:52:00

New graduates
Hello

I read a message by Jack89111 - Oz Ahoy! I'm a second year adult nursing student looking to move abroad to Oz, NZ or USA once I've qualified. How did you get your job in Oz so soon. I thought you had to have at least one years experience before you could apply with an agency? Are you able to point me in the right direction?
Any help would be great, thanks

Phoenix - IP Address recorded
Friday, 19 October 2007 - 19:37:00

OZ AHOY
Hi all, I'm a third year student, hopefully about to qualify in dec(thats if i finish this damn portfolio).
Anyhow I've already got a job in Oz, West Australia, Perth to be precise.
Just wondering if anyone else is going over?, I'm due to go in april 08.Would be gr8 to know how your doing with the emigration process etc.
P.s I'm mental health branch
PPs anyway back to watching the rugby highlights.

jack89111 - IP Address recorded
Saturday, 13 October 2007 - 22:44:00

health care worker entry level
Hi all I am trying at the moment to secure a health care assistant position at my nearest university hospital. Has anyone any interview tips, I'm a bit concerned as I have an old spinal injury (I fractured L4 & L5 when I was 19)and think that this may be held against me.
LAZYDAISY - IP Address recorded
Wednesday, 10 October 2007 - 21:03:00

5,000 word citical care essay!!
Without knowing the guidelines, and which part or stage you are stuck on, it is impossible to help. Each uni has different programmes and therefore different assignments.
en2005 - IP Address recorded
Tuesday, 18 September 2007 - 17:28:00

5,000 word citical care essay!!
Hi there if anyone can help id be grateful!! im stuck on a critical care 5,000 word essay {im in my third year} If anyone has tackled this horrible assignment let me know!! Cheers x
whiteunifrom - IP Address recorded
Friday, 14 September 2007 - 15:21:00

Books
Hiya, for anyone who is interested and feeling the pull of the pursestrings, the site www.nurseprint.com does discounts off nursing books for students, some are at 25% off - not a huge list but might be of interest (look in the summer sale section)!
clareyk123 - IP Address recorded
Friday, 24 August 2007 - 19:54:00

Nurses Reconnected

books
My advice is to buy books that your module lecturers will recommend at the beginning of each module.
en2005 - IP Address recorded
Friday, 10 August 2007 - 20:01:00

books
any tips on any good books to buy for a first year student. The royal marsed one i have got was 30 quid
jessj - IP Address recorded
Friday, 10 August 2007 - 11:58:00

Books
You must be looking at the spiral bound version of the Royal Marsden. The paperback version is under 20 quid on Amazon.
en2005 - IP Address recorded
Friday, 10 August 2007 - 06:03:00

books
anybody know if royal marsden of clinical nursing procedures by mallet, j and dougherty l,is good to have because it £70.00 and i dont wanna buy it if its not going to be useful
jessj - IP Address recorded
Thursday, 09 August 2007 - 23:46:00

Nursing books
Hi, i am a second year student nurse a really good book to buy that will be good all through your training is illustrated pharamocology for nurses by Terje Simonsen. Good luck.Tracy
Tracy C - IP Address recorded
Thursday, 09 August 2007 - 21:43:00

study of sterilization wraps
hi,
my name is Maciej and I'm working for a consulting company. We are currently conducting a study of sterilization wraps and I'm looking for contact with operating theater nurses in order to collect data on how those wraps should be like. The nurses willing to participate in the study are expected to fill an on-line questionnaire. They will be payed an incentive (or choose a charity to which the money should go to).
If you or your friend are an operating theatre nurse, please let me know it as soon as possible by sending an e-mail to kedra.maciej@gmail.com.
Thank you!

maciejkedra - IP Address recorded
Tuesday, 07 August 2007 - 16:59:00

books
im already brought legal aspects of nursing, anatomy and physiology, clinical nursing procedures,BNF, and 2 other ones
jessj - IP Address recorded
Tuesday, 07 August 2007 - 16:22:00

Starting uni
You could buy a nurses dictionary and the Student Nurse Handbook otherwise it is best to wait until you start and they give you book lists, then borrow rather than buy as many as you can.
en2005 - IP Address recorded
Tuesday, 07 August 2007 - 06:28:00

CB Nursing Updates

starting uni
hi ya everybody
just wondering if anybody has got any tips on any goods books student nurses can use in their 1st year. its finally starting to sink in that i start my nurse training in 7 weeks. its quite scary

jessj - IP Address recorded
Monday, 06 August 2007 - 00:35:00

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