Articles on hiring, quality and the work on the floor, written from the practice of a freelance nurse.
From BIG registration to a clear assignment: the points you arrange in advance as a care organisation before a self-employed nurse starts.
Read more →QualityA fall often has serious consequences for older people. With timely spotting, consistent agreements and good reporting, you make fall prevention part of every shift.
Read more →On the floorVarying working methods in wound care cost time and confidence. How your team arrives at one clear approach and reporting everyone understands.
Read more →DBA ActWhat does the DBA Act mean for hiring a self-employed nurse? An explanation of assignments, independence and what I agree in advance myself.
Read more →DeploymentTemporary understaffing puts a team under pressure. How to maintain the quality of care, with the right deployment and clear agreements.
Read more →On the floorA good handover is short, complete and structured. How to make sure information about clients is not lost between shifts.
Read more →On the floorGood reporting is not a long story but a clear picture. Practical guidance for short, factual and useful reporting within the team.
Read more →QualityHygienic working is a matter of habits. How to make hand hygiene and clean working methods second nature across the whole team.
Read more →QualityWhen everyone does things slightly differently, it costs time and confidence. How your care team reaches agreements everyone knows and follows.
Read more →QualityNot a protocol, but a workable tool to organise wound care in nursing homes safely, consistently and efficiently. About how the tool helps a team move forward.
Read more →DeploymentAn experienced freelance nurse is quickly working independently. What you can prepare so that induction stays short and care continues.
Read more →Care settingWhat does psychogeriatric care ask of a nurse, and how do you keep calm and consistency on a PG ward, even with temporary cover?
Read more →Care settingIn the last phase of life every detail counts. This is how a nurse provides calm, comfort and a clear handover in hospice and palliative care.
Read more →Care settingHome care calls for independence, good reporting and clear agreements. This is how you keep nursing care at home consistent and safe.
Read more →Care settingIn rehabilitation care the nurse contributes to recovery and independence. Coordination with the treatment team is central to this.
Read more →Care settingSomatic care is becoming more complex. Read how a nurse keeps multiple conditions, wound care and rapid changes in view.
Read more →HiringA clear assignment prevents misunderstandings. This is how you set out content, duration and intended result when you engage a freelance nurse.
Read more →HiringAn introductory meeting is the start of every assignment. Read which topics you discuss and how to prepare well for the conversation.
Read more →HiringA freelance nurse and an agency worker are different forms of temporary cover. Read how they differ and which suits your needs.
Read more →QualityAn improvement only succeeds if the team keeps it up. This is how you safeguard new working agreements after the assignment has ended.
Read more →On the floorOn a busy ward, calm makes the difference. This is how a nurse keeps an overview when a lot happens at once, including with temporary cover.
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