Nursing specialties

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1. Telehealth nursing
• the use of “technology to deliver nursing care and conduct nursing practice”.
• is essentially what patients have come to know in the past as counseling over the phone.
• However, technology today allows telehealth nursing to reach patients, monitor their conditions and interact
with them using computers, audio and visual accessories and telephones.
• Two-way audio and video increases the functionality of telehealth by allowing the telenurse/health care
provider to see the patient.
• With telehealth, confidentiality also remains a concern and must always be considered.
While technology is becoming more sophisticated, telehealth sessions remain as a confidential interaction between a
provider and a patient

2. Cardiac rehab nurse

 to assist cardiologists with the treatment of patients that are suffering from, recovering from, or at risk of
developing cardiovascular disease.
 may assist patients during stress tests and monitor their vital signs, such as heart rate, heart rhythm, respiratory
rate, blood oxygen levels, and blood pressure.
 making positive lifestyle changes- help patients make the necessary changes that could very well prolong their
lives.
 They may assist them with tasks such as quitting smoking, reducing stress levels, and setting up an exercise
regimen, for instance.
3. Education and training
• A registered nurse with master’s degree, phd or doctor in nursing
• registered nurses (RNs) who have obtained advanced nursing degrees that allow them to teach nursing
curriculum at colleges and universities, teaching and helping to train the future nurses of the world.
• They serve as faculty members in both nursing schools and teaching hospitals, transferring their valuable
knowledge, experience, and skill sets to their students who will ultimately serve as the next generation of
nurses.
4. Forensic nursing
• Registered or Advanced Practice nurse who has received specific education and training.
• provide specialized care for patients who are experiencing acute and long-term health consequences associated
with victimization or violence.
• provide consultation and testimony for civil and criminal proceedings relative to nursing practice.
• identify accurate causes of death and ensure accurate reporting of vital statistics and epidemiology trends.
• Works with victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, abuse, neglect, as well as psychiatric patients, law
enforcement, courts of law and public health organizations.

5. Legal Nurse Consultant

• a registered nurse who uses expertise as a health care provider and specialized training to consult on medical-
related legal cases.
• LNCs assist attorneys in reading medical records and understanding medical terminology and healthcare issues
to achieve the best results for their clients.
• They can also examine a person’s medical charts for signs of tampering or malpractice.
• A person’s medical history also sometimes has merit during legal cases involving health issues.
For example, a legal nurse consultant could find that a preexisting medical condition could be the cause of a serious
medical problem, not medical malpractice

6. Labor and delivery

• assist pregnant women throughout the childbirth experience, from early labor through delivery and the
immediate postpartum period.
• Breast pump rentals
 • Lactation consulting services
7. recruiter
• Business opportunity includes bringing nurses to employment
• For healthcare by direct contract local and abroad
• Buisiness opportunity: recruitment agencies

8. Travel nurse
 nurse who is hired to work in a specific location for a limited amount of time.
 Travel nurses typically work 13 week periods in one area, and move around the country depending on where
they are needed.
 The usual requirements for becoming a travel nurse are a minimum of 1.5 years of clinical experience with 1
year being preferred in one's specialty and licensure in the state of employment, often granted through
reciprocity with the home state's board of nursing.

9. Nephrology Nursing

• help patients with kidney disease or abnormal kidney function. They work in one of the most diverse collections
of environments in nursing.

• 10. HIV/AIDS Nursing

• Dedicate your career to working with patients who have HIV and AIDS.
• Help them to stay healthy, manage their treatments and manage pain.
• Hiv Counselling, health teachings

10. Research nursing

• Nurses work with all aspects of medical research and research centers
• design studies, analyze data, and report their results for use in improvement of the field of nursing.

11. Nurse Anesthetist

• belongs to one of the most prestigious and well-paid fields in nursing.
• provideS anesthesia to patients who are going into surgery.
• They also help manage patient care in the OR, and they provide follow up care for many procedures that are
done on an outpatient basis.

12. PARISH NURSE

• intentional integration of the practice of nursing with the beliefs of a religious community.
• A parish nurse is a registered nurse (RN) specialist who encourages physical and spiritual health and wholeness
by developing and leading programs within faith communities.
• Care includes bereavement and counselling
13. Informatics nursing
• a field of nursing that incorporates nursing, computer, and information sciences to maintain and develop
medical data and systems to support the practice of nursing, and to improve patient care outcomes.
• Designing, creating, testing, and putting into place new or modified information solutions, like electronic
health records and communications tools

• Consulting with nurses on how to set up healthcare software and hardware, such as monitoring devices

14. Infection control nurse

15. Pharmaceutical sales

• Business opportunity includes design of new medical services and products.

• Manufacturer of medical supplies such as bp apps, wheelchairs, instruments, etc.

FEASIBILITY STUDY FORMAT :

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION

A. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

 The background study for a feasibility study includes a review of the area being researched, current information
surrounding the issue, previous studies on the issue, and relevant history on the issue.

B. PURPOSE OF THE STUDY

 helps the subject assess the importance of the study relative to individual values. The statement should include
not only the immediate purpose of the study, but also any larger, eventual purpose.

c. Objectives of the study

 A specific result that a person or system aims to achieve within a time frame and with available resources.

 D. Significance of the Study

CHAPTER II- TECHNICAL ASPECT

 assesses the details of how you intend to deliver a product or service to customers.

 Equipments and the technology used.

 Includes the potential buyers of the products and services offered.

 Production Process/Process Flow :

 the production process discusses how the products will be produced, specifying each step that will be involved,
and the time involved. The said steps will be shown in a process flow chart where some of the following symbols
will be used.

 Layout/Floor Plan – This topic specifically discusses how the place (factory, store, or office) looks like and how it
is arranged.
  It is recommended that the student presents the drawings including dimensions so that readers could easily
visualize how the proposed venture will be.

 Operations and management includes the manpower, organizational chart of your institution, the job
descriptions, wages or compensation.

CHAPTER III. MARKETING ASPECT

 the appropriate marketing strategies and plans that will help ensure that the project’s outputs will reach and be
accepted by the target users.

Chapter IV FINANCIAL SUMMARY

 A. INITIAL CAPITAL

 B. COST AND EXPENSES SCHEDULE

 C. FINANCIAL SALES AND ASSUMPTIONS – these tables includes the projected sales, incomes and financial
assumptions whether your project is feasible or has return of investment or not.

CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Note: please refer to the table of contents I gave for the complete format
And research on your own the definition of each chapters.