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Caring at home for someone who has suffered a severe head injury can be extremely difficult. The person concerned may well have unpredictable behaviour, and can often be depressed and angry. The carer must deal with problems such as lack of balance and short-term memory loss, and often has to be with the injured person throughout the day and night. Families caring for a person in this situation often receive little outside help or advice.
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Eugene O'Neill is a nurse currently working as an E-grade community staff nurse in Greenock, and is training to be a health visitor. He is also a clairvoyant, spiritualist and spiritual healer, and has helped both Strathclyde police and the Californian police in solving criminal cases. Spiritual healing takes precedence over clairvoyancy readings, although he does not bring this aspect of his life into nursing.
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Career planning is being put on the agenda at schools of nursing and nurses and being encourage to plan their future far in advance. Director of the Centre for Policy in Nursing Research at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Anne Marie Rafferty, feels that formal career planning could help staff recruitment and retention only if attractive career structures are in place.
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