Nursing Blogs Around 1

It is really nice to see blogs authored by nurses and nursing students. Reading those usual hospital and/or classroom experiences but in a different views are very awesome! Some nurses share about other than their fields and it's worth reading. I have found amazing student nurses and RN writers and linked few to here. I hope you would find time to browse their sites[... ]

Adrienne Zurub, a nurse and a a book writer which is waiting for her bestseller book titled "NOTES FROM THE MOTHERSHIP THE NAKED INVISIBLES" to be launched. My Blogging Thoughts by Angel Noah, a nurse but preffered to enjoy her married life. KR SAID is authored by my friend Karol Ronie eho is now in California as a MS nurse. He talks about his experiences with the students when he was a clinical instructor and his adventures now as a US Licensed NURSE. Another one is Student Nurses' Notes by Tsaiko dedicated to all nursing students.If you are looking for a job then try visiting Jobs For Nurses which has a collections of jobs available for, of course, nurses.

This is the part 1, so definitely part 2 will come and it will not stop until there are nurses out there who want to share what's on their mind by blogging!

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Nurses today give so much time and effort in reviewing for the NCLEX-RN. Some enrolled in various review centers while others opted for a self-review. Whatever ways you chooses, it will work the same. It is only a matter of how you assess your capabilities in passing the test.

There are some blogs here which I recommend to visit so that you will have a wide range of knowledge on what this so called NCLEX is all about: Drop by at Nurse review.org for NLE and NCLEX stuff, Nursing Jobs, and some other related articles. Try visiting Philippine Nurse too for similar posts and this blog also has an online quiz to shake your brain cells. Another interesting site is Pinoy R.N. which has an up-to-date nursing news, information and articles, and an online forum for Filipino nurses. Look into Pinoy Nurses Zone for some sample NCLEX Q and A. I have also some materials here for you. Maybe this can give a little help.

Don't just rely on what materials that were given to you. Search the Internet, visit some websites, go to nursing forums to get the latest updates and fresh news about the exam. Be prepared. Answer as many Q and A as you can. Challenge yourself. Strive hard. It will be more rewarding when you finally see that "PASS" result.

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