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There is a common misconception that nurses only monitor vital signs and wait for others to make decisions. In reality, Nursing goes far beyond that.

During my years of working in the ward so far, I learnt that nurses are often the first to notice subtle changes in a patient's condition because we are consistently at the bedside. We assess, observe,interpret trends, and respond promptly when something is not right.

As nurses we also have our own nursing diagnoses, we focus on patient responses, risk, comfort, mobility, nutrition, coping, and many other aspects of care that directly influence outcomes .

We do not just record numbers on a chart. We connect those numbers with clinical signs, symptoms, and the patient's overall condition.

Many times, early deterioration is first identified by a nurse who is paying close attention. That is the value of Nursing continuous assessment, critical thinking, advocacy, and timely action.
Vital signs are only part of the story .

Nurses help read whole story

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Mulungushi University student takes own life after arguing with boyfriend

A MULUNGUSHI University second year student has allegedly taken her own life after arguing with her boyfriend, a student from a named university.

According to those who were close to the deceased student Mwiche Kaona, allegedly had some personal issues going on, including those to do with her romantic relationship.

Mwiche was widely known for her strong presence in youth advocacy and managed a page with over 20,000 followers, where she actively spoke out on issues affecting young people.

Her work focused on advocating for improved menstrual hygiene for young girls, supporting people living with disabilities, participating in various community and NGO-driven initiatives and promoting youth empowerment.

In 2023, Mwiche engaged in discussions on human rights for persons with disabilities.

Her dedication and passion positioned her as a rising voice among young leaders, with many believing she was on a path to creating a greater impact.

Authorities are conducting investigations to determine the exact circumstances surrounding her death.

Mwiche’s passing has left many in shock, especially those who followed her work and were inspired by her commitment to uplifting others.

Her death serves as a painful reminder of the unseen struggles individuals may face, even while appearing strong and determined.

By Sanfrossa Mberi

Kalemba April 3, 2026

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Good morning 🙏 ba newly qualified nurses

Diarrhea is common, but managing it wrongly can lead to serious dehydration.
Here’s a simple post on the FIRST-LINE treatment of diarrhea 👇