Evidence nursing is a problem-solving approach to clinical decision making within a healthcare facility. It integrates the use of scientific evidence with the available experimental evidence as it studies both internal and external influences on practice thereby encouraging the use of critical thinking in the application of the evidence to individual patient population or a system.

You are accepted into nursing school after your application has been deemed successful. Good grades are not the only requirements in the school as there are must-have essentials that one requires to make your life easy. Eager to start learning? Here are some of the requirements needed: -

A lot of students are becoming more interested in nursing as a career. Today, it has evolved as the role nurses used to play in the past has changed over time. Nurses these days are taking challenging roles than what they had been used to in the past and are beginning to become more specialized compared to the past. The field of nursing has generally grown to introduce more areas than what used to be a few years ago. These days, specialties like medical-surgery nurses, labor, delivery, psychiatric, pediatric have been introduced by most institutions teaching nursing to ensure they have the right skills after leaving nursing school.

Most schools require a student who wishes to pursue a career in nursing to write a letter of intent or admission essay. It is an essay which tells the school your reasons to wanting to become a nurse and why you believe that that institution is better suited in achieving your goal.