There are several non-medical issues that face the nursing worldwide. These issues affect the service deliverly of the nurses and hence the overall quality if the services offered. Several nursing unions as well as the center for disease control among other stake holders are keen on such issues and would like the best course of action taken.
A good example of a nursing issue is the use of PPE or personal protective equipment. These are supposed to help nurses in their delivery of services as they come in contact with all sorts of deadly hazards. Nurses are exposed to the highest health risk factor as they are the one that handle all casualties and work hard to maintain outbreaks. Although the government as well as major stake holders has tried their best to resolve the emerging issues, a lot more has to be done for confidence to be restored. It is obvious that no person in their right mind will put their lives at risk knowingly and or willingly, it is human nature and common sense to want to protect one’s life. This issue should be fully resolved so that nurses not only in America but all around the world can work in confidence.
Evidence based practices have shown the world that it is among the best ways to solve issues in any field. In the medical field and specifically to nursing the importance of EBPs is in comparable. Though many universities, health centers and major hospitals have begun implementing EBPs, the modern nurse can change the field by carefully evaluating their every day to day practices and improving through the use of EBPs. Many day to day nursing practices should be improved and one major one is development of a national research network to help nurses study improvements and trends in the field. This evidence based practice can change the playing field making service delivery more efficient and fast. A computerized system can improve