NURSING EDUCATION AND PATIENT OUTCOMES

The presentation was done in a professional manner with handouts provided and an interesting presentation style. Dr. Cheung effectively communicated her ideas, and was able to keep the audience interested even as she described some of the more arcane details of the research that supported her conclusion that surgical patient mortality is directly correlated to the level of education of the nursing staff.

Dr. Cheung also refrained from merely presenting the problem·too few nurses coming into the profession, not enough education·and offered suggestions on how the situation can be improved. Educating the public at large and the patient population in particular can help bring pressure to bear on the healthcare system to change its tactics so that more individuals are attracted to the nursing profession. In addition, this pressure can be used to help ensure that these nurses n

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