Personal Narrative: My Nursing Career As A Nurse

I would have to say the most interesting aspects of the course were not the material, which I loved learning about everything we had learned about, but, the fact that I had to think like a nurse. I have not started my nursing career yet, just my public health one, but I loved the fact that this course made me think like a nurse. For the past 5 plus years I have had to think, prevention, intervention, community assessments and not think treatment or individual. It was good to be able to be able to combine the two fields of study, look at how to treat and prevent a health behavior from both perspectives will help me in my future career choices. One day I want to work in the medical field, I have not decided which way I want to go yet, either
From what we learned in class a bit I know that technology is going to be a major role in global health within the next few years. Technology allows for information to get passed faster, it allows for health professionals to find things that the naked eye cannot see, it helps community workers determine population sizes. But, technology can and will be a problem for global health as well. Having the best technology is kind of like a win lose, you need the advanced technology to save lives as diseases and viruses start to progress, but it is also going to cost you a fortune that you might not be able to afford thus you are left with the debt. So a great question to ask ourselves is will it truly be worth it, will putting people in debt be worth saving a life, or are there other options to consider, are there cheaper and other ways to fight these diseases. I honestly cannot answer this question, because I am unsure of what others think are risks are