Assertion: midwife's patient | /r/HasAspect | wrong
Facets:
value: with them
type: OTHER
value: a lot
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Ms Williams says nurses aspiring to be clinical nurse specialists should be passionate about their work, dedicated to the role, and be willing to challenge themselves to continually learn more about their specialist area.“You need to have an academic background because there is a lot of theory involved in doing the postgraduate education and then there’s also the clinical skills,” she says.“You also need to be someone that the junior staff members feel that they can go to and come to for advice, and you have to remember that in this type of workforce there’s always going to be new people - you’ll need to take your time to share your knowledge with them, which in itself is very rewarding at the end of the day.“You need to be very organised and you have to be willing to take that extra step to do that extra study, as you provide education to the ward and throughout the hospital.”Ms Williams says while it takes hard work to become a clinical nurse specialist, the opportunities the role offers are extremely rewarding.“The best part is when you get the really challenging patients that have a lot wrong with them, that need a lot of nursing care,” she says.“They are very acutely unwell, they come in with conditions that not a lot of people know very much about.“Neuroscience is a very unique specialty and given that I’m