What is the importance of tele-nursing ?

Nurses promote health through educating patients and the general public on how to avoid disease and damage, providing care and assisting in the cure, participating in rehabilitation, and providing support. No other health-care practitioner plays such a large and diverse role.

 Nurses assist families in gaining a better understanding of the emotional, physical, mental, and cultural experiences they face during health and disease. Nurses assist people and their families in coping with disease, dealing with it, and, if required, living with it so that they can continue to live their lives.

Nurses do more than just look after patients. They've always been at the vanguard of health-care and public health change.

Nurses monitor people's health on a regular basis. Their constant presence, observation skills, and attention enable doctors to make more accurate diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Many lives have been saved as a result of a vigilant nurse spotting early warning signals of impending emergencies such as cardiac arrest or respiratory failure.