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Trading the traditional grind to ➔ Exploring the softer side of nursing

FREE | Student Nurse Essential Bundle

FREE | Student Nurse Essential Bundle

Ace your nursing studies with this Nursing-your all-in-one guide for learning about essential knowledge needed in the world of nursing!

Look no further for the essential nursing notes you need to power up your shift. The Little Book of Nursing Notes is full of neatly-organized, easy to understand notes that will help support your learning.

Packed full of nursing notes from types of cannulas, types of IV fluids, injection techniques to types of dementia, ECG understandings and chronic conditions/treatments and more . There are even mobile phone mnemonics included. It is literally full of essential nursing notes.

This guide is for you if you’re looking to:

  • Help beat the overwhelmingness by simplifying complex topics within Nursing

  • Easy to read as its broken down, colour coded by topics

  • Perfect for Student nurses and newly qualified Adult nurses

100 pages (Paper size A6)

This is a digital copy of Essential Nursing Notes. No physical item will be sent to you. (Please note there are some overlaps of information between this pdf and the world of nursing ultimate nursing manual)


Disclaimer
Any information in the material provided is based on a purchase made and being provided for free to bless others. It has been written in good faith using reputable sources in the UK - every effort is taken to make sure the information is correct and up to date at the time of writing. However there may include typographical errors, inaccuracies or omissions. The material is provided for general information and maybe subject to change, the material should not be relied upon or used as the basis for making decisions without consulting more timely sources of information. Any reliance on this material is at your own risk. These are not intended as advice and are not a replacement for educational, medical or clinical advice. The material should not be used for decision making, assessment, diagnosis or prescription. Please check the information with each trust/area and always follow local guidelines and policies.

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