ANM Nursing Schools in Andhra

Lakshmi M P H W (F) Trg Institute, House No 1-9-648, Vidyanagar, Andhra Pradesh
Hyderabad-500044
M G M Hospital School of Nursing warangal , Andhra Pradesh

M P H W (F) Training Institute, A N C Hospital, Chitanyapuri,Vedayapalam, Nellore District -534004;(20)
Mamatha School of Nursing, Plot No. 47, Hill Colony, Vanasthalipuram, Hyderabad 70
Andhra Pradesh

Mphw (F) Trg Centre, Mahavir Hospital &Research Centre, Bhagwan Mahaveer Marg, A C Guards. 10-1-1, Hyderabad 500004, (AP) (40)
Mphw (F) Trg school, Govt Genaral Hospital, R T C (F) Near D M & H office, Kurnol518002;(40)
Muralikrishna Mphw(F) training Institute, P B No 21, Nethaji Nagar, Water Tank Down, Podalakuru Road, Nellore-524004;(20)
Muslim Maternity & Zanana General Hospital, Mphw(f) TrgInstitute ,Osmanpura, Chanderghat, Hyderabad 500024,A.P (40)
Narayana school of Nursing Chinthareddypalem, Nellore 524002; (30)
Navachaitanya Mphw(f)Trg Institute, Prakash Nagar, Narsaraopet, Guntur (dist)-522602, AndhraPradesh
Rajeswari School of NMursing, H No 4- 34& 35, Kamalnagar, Near Sampoorne theatre, Vanasthal Ipuram, Hyderabad
Rastriya Seva Samithi M PHW (F) TrgInstitute, Door No-4-153, Muthyala Reddy Pali, Opp To Panchayat, RajGuest House; (40)
S V R R Multipurpose Helth Worker Trg. Instt, Tirupathi-517501, A.P.;(55)
Sri Padmavathi Mphw (f) Trg Institute, Beside Kapilatheertham , Bypass Road, Tirpati-517507, AndhraPradesh
;(40)
Sri Ramya Sai Mphw (F) Training Schol,Sri Padmavathi Sri Niwasa Nursing Home ,Near Rtc Bus Stand Hanumesh Ngr. Guntakal-01, (AP); (40)
Sri Ravi Vidya Peeth MPHW (F) Trg Inst., Brahmangi Matham, Near Pratap Nagar Bridge, Kakinada, East5 Godawri Dist, A P .S
St Josephs Hospital , School of Nursing Vejendla, Guntur-4, A.P
St Josephs Mphw (f) Training Institute , Santhapet, Nellore-524001, AndhraPradesh
;(30)

At Lukes School of Nursing Trg., 14-11-1, Maharanipeta, Visakhapattanam-2, AndhraPradesh
St Peters Mphw (f) Trg Institute, Post office Road ,Vedayapalam, Nellore-524004, AndhraPradesh
;(40)-(2005-06)20
Swathi Mphw (F) Training Institute
4/175/2, Mangalam A KA Palli P.O., Tirupathi, Chithoor Distt-517507, AndhraPradesh
;(40)
Vijaya Multipurpose Helth Workers ( F) Trg.Instt, Mangalagiri Road, Guntur 522001, AndhraPradesh
;(30)
A P Family Planning Association f India , Mphw (F) Trg Inst, Begumpet, 6-3-883/if, Officers colony, Punjagutta, Hyderabad-500082 (20)
Bethel Multipurpose Helyth Worker (F) Trg Instt., A B M Compound, Kavali- 524 201, , Nellore District; (20)
Bharathi Mphw (F) Trg Institute, Chitanyapuri, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad500660 Andhra Pradesh
Bhavani Mphw (F) Trg Institute, 9-1 34/15/48, Bapu Nagar Langer House, Hyderabad ,Andhra Pradesh
C Kamala Devi Mphw (F) Trg Institute,C/o Gagan Mahal Nursing Home 1-2-376, Gagan Mahal , Hyderabad-500002
Govt H V T School, Maharanipeta Visakhapatnam , A.P
Indian red cross society M P H W (F) Trg Inst., Near Govt Hospital, Eluru 534002, West Godawari (Dist) , A.P
International MPHW (F) Trg Institute, Burma Camp, Kakinada, East Godawari (dist), Andhra Pradesh
Jaya school of Nursing , C/o Jayas Nursing Home, Hanumakonda, Warangal Dist-506011,

Understaffed ERs Lead to Abuse?

Seven Mondays in a Week: The Consequences of Society’s Decline in Civility Part 1

Would you look forward to work each day if you knew there was a possibility you would be verbally or physically abused?

Emergency departments are experiencing an increase in use by the public. Hospitals are unable to keep up. An analysis of this use points to one unintended consequence of a non universal private health care system. The emergency department of a hospital is the only location in an overburdened health care system where any patient who shows up must be treated regardless of ability to pay. With state facilities and programs for mentally ill citizens, and those suffering drug addiction being eliminated these patients often end up in emergency wards. Visits to emergency departments(ED) for alcohol or drug related incidents are on the rise.

Emergency departments are often overcrowded. Overcrowding is defined as all beds in use and the waiting room full for more than 6 hours a day, patients placed in halls, and seriously ill patients having to wait more than 1 hour to see a doctor. (1)
Long waits are more then rule than the exception. Add sickness, trauma, mental illness and drug use to the lack of privacy, and a less than ideal situation is created for patients to appropriately cope with stress.

Nurses who execute care and spend the most time in triage and treatment suffer the brunt of patient and family frustration. They are subject to verbal and physical abuse at unacceptable rates. Studies have shown that health care workers are the most likely to suffer workplace violence after prison guards and police officers. In a profession where healing and mercy are requirements it is disturbing that nurses are subject to these assaults.

Nurses are abused verbally by been sworn or yelled at, or called names. Physical violence includes being spat upon, scratched, hit, slapped, kicked, or stabbed. Injuries can range from the not visible to months taken off work for severe injuries.

The Emergency Nurses Association believes that violent incidents are underreported according to a recent survey. Nurses often don’t report incidents. They fear it will reflect badly on them as being less than competent. Or they believe that the administration will not take them seriously or be indifferent. They do have some basis to believe that as up to 75% of medical centers do not respond to reported workplace violence. Also many institutions do not have workplace violence policies or prevention programs. Nurses also believe that abuse by patients and families are part of the job. In some cases they can empathize with the scenario that created the violence. Often they believe if they press charges that the perpetrator will escape conviction because they were mentally ill or high on drugs.

The conclusion in part two next week.

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A Game For Gentlemen Played by Hooligans

OK, we've all seen that old definition of association football - trouble is, these days, nobody is making an effort to force the hooligans to play like gentlemen. Here we are, freezing under a white blanket, with little prospect of games on Saturday, so, naturally, there is no real football to divert our attention from the refereeing saga, which rumbles on unchecked.

I was reflecting on the Scottish game's current travails with a former school friend - a one-time Scotland Under-15 internationalist, who failed to get beyond the junior ranks and turned to refereeing. He never made it to the heights of Grade One, but was a senior linesman for many years, before dropping down the ranks until in his mid-fifties, he was mainly officiating in Boys Club and Sunday Pub League games.

"I expected and got verbal abuse in the Pub League, but, you learn to live with that", he said.

"You can deal with that, what finally drove me to hang-up my whistle was the verbal abuse and dumb insolence I was getting from the players in Boys Club games. Again, you expect abuse from the coaches and players at that level, you let it wash off you, but when you get sworn at by a 12-year-old, who refuses to take a warning from you - well for me, that was it", he continued.

"The coaches and parents don't see anything wrong in a kid that age being cheeky to a referee - but, that's today's society, we've lost all respect for authority".

And that is football's main problem - nobody is prepared to draw the line and say: "thus far and no further".

On a broader front, it may be society's problem, but, even though rugby is now professional and the top players re on very big money, even the most-ridiculous of refereeing decisions is accepted without question by players and coaches.

Why should this be? Certainly most rugby players are middle class, most footballers working class. But it is surely not simply a class thing, after all there are some really nasty middle class yobs on the go in our major cities of a weekend, not to metion on the pay-roll of our banks.

I feel, it is because the men running rugby have paid due diligence to the ethos of the game. I've played club rugby, in the front five: the front two rows of the scrum, where no quarter is asked, none given and where, in my day, punches flew more-readily than today. But, always, once the referee had blown the final whistle and we were showered and in the bar, jugs of beer were exchanged between the teams, who inter-acted, sometimes outrageously and had a good time.

Football has never had this post-match camaraderie between players, which is its loss. Also, in the corridors of power in rugby, most of the unpaid officials - the clubs representatives who have the real power, not the paid administrators who do their bidding - are former players, which makes a difference.

Ian McLauchlan, the president of the SRU, is a former national captain, twice a British Lion. In his playing days arguably the best player in the world in his specialist position; the man who scored the crucial try in one of the great victories in world rugby, by the 1971 Lions in New Zealand.

George Peat, the president of the SFA, is best-known for running Airdrieonians out of the game, then popping-up at Stenhousemuir, to safeguard his own position in the SFA hierarchy. See the difference.

Of course all these caps and honours don't protect rugby from some huge mistakes - the mess which is the current scrummage and breakdown laws are testimony to this - but, the rugby guys genuinely care about the welfare of their game and its players. The "blazers" at the top level in football give the impression of being in it for what they can get out of the game.

If something isn't working in rugby, the IRB will have a look at it and tinker. They don't always get it right, but, they try. In football, there does not seem to be a desire to improve the game, either by bringing in new ideas or enforcing better conduct.

Until there is, the game will suffer more and more damage to its image and may even stagnate.

Is there nobody in Scottish football, far less FIFA, willing to start sorting-out a game which is in deep trouble?