Author: Sahreen Bhanji
Sahreen Malik Bhanji, BScN 2010 from the Aga Khan University School of Midwifery and Nursing, Pakistan, where she is now pusuing MScN. She worked as a registered nurse at the medical surgical ward for two years at the Aga Khan University Hospital Karachi, Pakistan. Sahreen can be reached at sahreen0707@gmail.com.
Teaching Strategies: Using Feedback to Promote Learning
The decision to take up education practicum was a long awaited dream. I always wanted to and thought myself in an educator’s role. May be [more…]
Reflections: Learning to Teach Undergraduate Nursing Students
This reflection is yet another chance for me to improve my philosophy of education. Last week I got this opportunity to conduct a session for [more…]
Dealing with Difficult Students: A Psychological Approach
Introduction/ Scenario The scenario that instigated me to reflect on was when I was observing my preceptor during her session with the graduate students. It [more…]
Depression: An Impediment in the Path of Healing through Spirituality
Manwell (2005) defines depression as “a disorder of mood, so mysteriously painful and elusive in the way it becomes known to the self—to the mediating [more…]
When There’s No Way Out: The Importance of Caring for the Caretakers
Good Wishes in form of prayers like “God bless you with a healthy wealthy life” at a point portrays no co-ordination but it’s very true [more…]
