A Simple Request

[Baggins]

I can make up a similar one about me. But would you believe it? I don't think so. Why bother?

Bonafides can be checked quite easily these days, mine are:

BSc with honours in Geology Edinburgh University 1983-1987
Msc in Micropalaeontology UCL 1987-1988 by published thesis.

In both cases I am on the alumni lists for the relevant universities.

The fact that you are so sectretive about any qualifications that you do have and that your posts show little understanding of science in general and geology in particular lead me to believe you pose as a scientists to try and gain some kudos on these boards.

I think that is the consensus vieew on this board as well. If you had any relevant qualifications there would be no need to be shy of posting them, everybody else does, there is even a thread for posting your relevant experience somewhere on this board.

If I had to guess I would say that you are are an unqualified teacher of science at a private Christian school.

It is possible you have a degree, I doubt it is in science.

 

[[serious]]

I can make up a similar one about me. But would you believe it? I don't think so. Why bother?

We don't want or expect you to "make up" anything. However, if you posted verifiable data on your qualifications, it may settle a lot of questions about your claims.

 

[juvenissun]

We don't want or expect you to "make up" anything. However, if you posted verifiable data on your qualifications, it may settle a lot of questions about your claims.

Verifiable? Are you kidding?

 

[[serious]]

Verifiable? Are you kidding?

I'm afraid I don't understand why the idea of providing enough detail for us to verify your credentials would be so shocking to you. thaumaturgy is open to giving the details of his credentials. We aren't asking for name date of birth and social security number, just schools, published papers, degrees, etc.

 

[Washington]

Verifiable? Are you kidding?

In other words, "STOP!! asking embarassing questions."

"Verifiable? Are you kidding?" kind of says it all about the guy: there is nothing to be verified.

 

[Ryal Kane]

For the record, I have a Bachelor of the Arts in English and Drama.
So I can spot linguistic evasion when I see it.

 

[EnemyPartyII]

I'm 4/5s the way through a Bachelor of Nursing from the University of New England... and I ain't seen anything that was irreducibly complex yet.

 

[juvenissun]

I'm 4/5s the way through a Bachelor of Nursing from the University of New England... and I ain't seen anything that was irreducibly complex yet.

That is interesting. Just review any of your nursing procedures. In addition to remember them, begin to ask: why? and why not? Then you will see some "irreducibly complex" issues.

 

[EnemyPartyII]

That is interesting. Just review any of your nursing procedures. In addition to remember them, begin to ask: why? and why not? Then you will see some "irreducibly complex" issues.

You reckon? A big component of my course is whats called "evidence based practice" which is to say, studying why we do things and getting rid of practices (e.g. EUSOL) that have no scientific basis.

Sure, parts of nursing (including biolgy study)are complex, but none irreducibly so. Unless you have anything specific in mind...?

 

[paug]

Come on, let's give juvenissun a break. He obviously doesn't have any credentials or qualifications in the matter. Until some positive proof is provided, we're going to assume the negative. (That concept may be strange to you; i.e. absence of evidence being evidence of absence.) You stand only to gain from it.

 

[juvenissun]

You reckon? A big component of my course is whats called "evidence based practice" which is to say, studying why we do things and getting rid of practices (e.g. EUSOL) that have no scientific basis.

Sure, parts of nursing (including biolgy study)are complex, but none irreducibly so. Unless you have anything specific in mind...?

OK, I guess you are used to the US nursing system. You should know that nurses at different country have a different level of duty. For example, in some countries, nurses DO NOT do diagnosis. But they do a host of things that a RN does not do here.

So, is the issue on the duty of nurse itself complex enough? It is complex right from the very beginning.