Pediatrics Nurses Day Speech

Nurses refer to health technicians who have obtained a nurse practice certificate after practicing registration, engage in nursing activities in accordance with the provisions of these regulations, and perform the duties of protecting life, alleviating pain, and promoting health. So how do pediatric nurses give a speech on Nurses' Day? Here I would like to share with you some speeches on pediatric nurses' day for your reference.

Pediatric Nurses’ Day Speech 1

Dear leaders, dear nursing sisters, and friends:

Hello everyone! Now we have welcomed another "5.12" International Nurses Day. On this festive day, please allow me, on behalf of the nursing sisters across the province, to express my concern and support for the development of nursing in our province, including the leaders of the provincial party committee, the provincial people’s congress, the provincial government, the provincial CPPCC, and the provincial health department. Leaders of departments at all levels express their sincere gratitude; express their high respect to the seniors who have contributed to the nursing industry in our province; and at the same time, take this opportunity to extend their most sincere holiday blessings to the nurse sisters who work silently in the nursing position.

My name is ~~~, and I am an ordinary nurse at Gansu Provincial Cancer Hospital. I have been engaged in nursing work for ~~ years. After many years of work practice, I have fallen deeply in love with nursing work. And I am working tirelessly and struggling for this cause that I love.

Nurse is a title connected with love, a name that keeps away from death and ignites the light of life. When people think of nurses, they will naturally associate her with the kind-hearted angel in white who saves human lives.

As a nurse, we feel the taste of life and dedicate our love in our ordinary work. We are messengers of health, exorcising diseases and raising hope for patients’ lives. Once upon a time, we gave up the days of family reunions and fought on the front line of nursing; once upon a time, we gave up the romance of flowers and moonlight to take care of patients; once upon a time, we were not afraid of being dirty and tired, and rushed to the front line of saving lives; once upon a time, we have There is no routine of biological clock, patrolling the ward in the dead of night...

The nurse's job is ordinary, repeating the same content every day, through morning care again and again, understanding the patient's condition Sleeping, breakfast eating, etc.; by helping the patient turn over to understand his skin condition and whether there are bedsores; by collecting stool and urine for the patient again and again, observing his excrement, etc...

Our sense of responsibility and professionalism are nurtured in these seemingly ordinary repetitive tasks! Whenever we face gratitude and praise from patients and their families, we will regard it as an affirmation of our work. "Giving roses to others leaves a lingering fragrance in your hands", just like a gardener who feels happy when he sees the flowers and plants he planted.

Confucius said: "Those who learn are not as good as those who are good at it, and those who are good at it are not as good as those who enjoy it." I have been engaged in nursing work for more than ten years, and I have a deeper understanding and knowledge of nursing work. To become a qualified and outstanding nurse, you must not only have a love for work, patients, and life, but also have solid theoretical knowledge and excellent professional skills. You must always love your job and take pleasure in your work. This is the source of motivation for me to continue to make progress and achieve some results in my nursing position.

Paying will be rewarded. Due to unremitting efforts, in 2004, the Gansu Provincial Federation of Trade Unions, the Communist Youth League Gansu Provincial Committee, the Gansu Provincial Department of Personnel, and the Gansu Provincial Department of Health jointly organized In the Provincial Youth Job Skills Competition, she won the first place in the Gansu Province Youth Job Expert Nursing Skills Competition, and was awarded the honor of "Gansu Province Outstanding Youth Job Expert"; at the same time, she was recommended by the Provincial Department of Health as the "Women in the National Health System Nursing Major" "Jiang Mong" model and "National Youth Job Expert".

Of course, in addition to my personal efforts, these achievements cannot be achieved without the support and encouragement of the leaders of our hospital and the care and help of my colleagues. I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to them. Express my heartfelt thanks!

Pediatric Nurses’ Day Speech 2

Dear leaders and dear colleagues: Hello everyone!

Do you like white clothes? Lotus?

Lotus, endowed with fairy-like spirituality, does not follow the tide in troubled times, silently dedicates its holiness and selflessly releases its fragrance.

Today, the title of my speech is: White Lotus-The Heart of an Angel!

Our profession is respected as the "angel in white". When I just received my enlightenment education in medicine, my teacher once said Say, when you choose this line of work, you choose to contribute. If I didn't quite understand the profound meaning of the word "dedication" at that time, then from the first time I entered the ward and put on my white swallowtail hat and white coat, I understood the meaning behind the title of angel. How many people are making selfless contributions; from my personal experience, I truly feel how hard and tiring our work is!

Injections, dispensing medicine, making beds, infusions, feeling in the pain To protect the happiness of life; to take over, to take over, day and night, to hold the rudder of the cycle of life in the midst of fatigue. In the unique smell of the hospital, we walked through the pure girlhood; from the blood-stained wounds, we walked through the hot youth; in the white misty atmosphere, we measured countless times with a sincere heart The night is long; amidst the expectations and anxious complaints of our loved ones, we dedicate ourselves to the suffering patients one after another...

I remember one time when I was on the night shift, a couple came after trauma. When I went to the doctor, my wife had severe abdominal pain. The husband, who was eager to seek medical attention, asked for an analgesic injection for his wife. However, during the pre-diagnosis, I found that the patient was pale. After carefully asking about the medical history and conducting a preliminary physical examination, I found that the skin on the left upper quadrant was purple and the blood pressure was low. It was determined that the patient was suffering from internal bleeding from splenic rupture. Before notifying the doctor, immediately send the patient to the emergency room, quickly draw blood and combine the blood, establish an intravenous channel, and inject balanced salt solution. But instead of listening to the doctor's advice, the patient's family pointed at my nose and yelled, "I only want you to give me an injection to relieve the pain and then go home. But you are a great doctor for minor illnesses. Who wants you, a little nurse, to take care of everything?"

The family members of other patients next to them really couldn't stand it, and seemed to be saying: "It doesn't matter what this kind of person does, he is responsible for the consequences anyway, just sign and let him go." However, Thinking of the patient's imminent danger and looking at the white coat on my body, I let my tears wet the mask that made me feel depressed and panicked, and continued to rescue the patient.

After a B-ultrasound examination, my judgment was confirmed and surgery was needed immediately. Due to timely discovery and effective anti-shock measures, the patient was out of danger on the second day of the operation. Although, the man blamed himself very much afterwards and made a special trip to apologize. Amidst his series of "sorry"s, I was speechless and my clothes were wet with tears. Whether they were wronged, misunderstood, excited or noble, sacred or great.

In short, various emotions bombarded my heart. From the sad look on the patient's face when he came, to the smile on his face when he left, I found my own value. I saw the value of nurses. We What I do all day long is little things, but after each little thing, I realize the greatness in the ordinary. I have no regrets in choosing this career!

So many things happen every year. , so many welcomes and deliveries. Someone has calculated that in one night, all the nurses who go to work have to walk forty or fifty miles. So, what about in one, ten, or twenty years?

China has a world-famous hospital. Can the Silk Road, the Long March Road, and the Road to the Pole compare with the roads under our feet? I think the answer is yes. Because this road is also engraved with mileage and road signs with love, persistence, dedication and sacrifice!

There was such a true thing: there was a patient with biliary tract stones, he was a calligraphy enthusiast, and the operation The wound pain was severe due to coughing afterwards, and the ultrasonic atomization was not effective. It is not enough for such patients to rely solely on medical treatment. So I lifted the patient up, patted him on the back gently, and then used my hands to cover both sides of the wound and lift it up in the middle to reduce the abdominal pressure and encourage the patient to cough up purulent sputum.

After a few rounds, the patient’s cough improved significantly, and good curative effects were achieved. After the patient was discharged from the hospital, he sent me a calligraphy work he had made himself. On the beautifully framed axis, it is written: "The pure things in the world are like the lotus pole."

He compared our medical staff to white lotus flowers. He said: "You wear white clothes and white hats. You are really like white lotus flowers. You have the nobleness to emerge from the mud without being stained. , and the purity that washes away the pure water without being demonic. It only seeks benefits from others and does not compete with the land for fertile land. Even though it was born in a silt swamp, it still maintains its jade-like purity and releases its own fragrance.

"I carefully hung this work in a conspicuous place at home. That night, I had a sweet dream: I dreamed that I really turned into a white lotus fairy, silently releasing the fragrance of life to people!

Following the footsteps of summer, the white lotus blossoms quietly again. I am very excited, and I hope that in the ordinary days, I can have a heart like a lotus, be calm in the wind, and contribute silently. With a heart like a lotus, continue to be with holiness and eternity with life!

Dear friends, if you see a white lotus blooming in obscurity, That’s me, that’s us, that’s the heart of our angel in white!

Pediatric Nurses’ Day Speech 3

More than a hundred years have passed since Ms. Nightingale created the modern nursing profession. The past has passed, and the nursing discipline has continued to develop and progress. With the development of medical science and technology and changes in medical models, the connotation and working model of nursing work have also undergone profound changes. In practice, the transformation from a disease-centered nursing model to a patient-centered overall nursing model has been successfully completed. The integrated nursing model is more complete: caring for and caring for patients, taking more into account the needs of patients, and providing more. Excellent service...

In today's widespread implementation of holistic nursing care, patients' requirements for nurses are no longer limited to performers of simple medical operations, but also want to feel warm and respected by nursing staff who are kind and take their time. Communicating with them, listening carefully to what they have to say, and getting the right care quickly is the kind of service people want.

I entered the nursing workforce three years ago and became a nurse. Nursing worker. When I first entered the ward, the busy figures of my colleagues made me understand the heavy and tiring work of nursing. During the work, I realized the sacredness of nursing work day by day. In ordinary work, nurses use their smiles to soothe the painful hearts of patients. In these three years, I gradually understood that pity and rescue for life cannot be regarded as pure work. This is an instinct for love in life. No matter in the past, present or future, love and dedication are the themes we eternally pursue, so that the spirit of love and dedication can be found in ordinary nursing positions. Carry forward.

Integrated nursing is in full swing, and nurse management has introduced batches of contract nurses that are different from the past. I am the first batch of agency contract nurses openly recruited by our hospital. I have just entered the ward. I was assigned to the Department of Pediatrics. This is a job that has its own special characteristics. It is a large, united and friendly group. They made me understand that if I want to become a qualified nurse in the new era, these alone are not enough. As a nurse, the rich theoretical knowledge I possess must be expressed vividly through love and dedication in order to gain the understanding, respect and recognition of the clients I serve.

Pediatric nurses are direct caregivers of patients, advocates for patients, and educators for children and parents. Pediatric nurses must have special qualities: a strong sense of responsibility, love for children, rich knowledge and skilled technical operations, and must master certain interpersonal communication skills. Because we work with children who are ignorant, we have more direct conversations with the parents of the children at work. We need to have a kind heart and be able to understand the feelings of the parents of the children.

During a night shift, a child came in who was poisoned by the drug "Kemin". When the child came, he was already in a state of convulsions and the extremities of his limbs were blue. I immediately cooperated with the doctor on duty to carry out rescue operations, giving sedatives to stop cramping, gastric lavage through gastric tubes, and establishing intravenous channels to administer detoxification drugs. Everything was going on nervously and in an orderly manner... At this time, due to the stimulation of the gastric tube, the child began to Vomiting is a good thing and can speed up the elimination of poisons. However, due to poor protection of the child's parents, the intravenous infusion needle was pulled out. If intravenous administration cannot be guaranteed, the child will be in danger. I immediately started looking for veins again. However, the peripheral circulation of the child's limbs was very poor, and because the child was already five years old, the scalp veins were no longer clearly visible.

I knew that the more anxious I was at this time, the more difficult it would be to tie it in, so I secretly told myself in my heart: "Don't be anxious! Don't be anxious!" After searching carefully, I finally saw a very thin pin on the child's eyebrow arch. The patient's parents and I breathed a sigh of relief. After fixing the needle, I secretly wiped the sweat that was about to drip from my head. The child's breathing stabilized, the intravenous fluid replenishment went smoothly, and the rescue was successful... Looking at the grateful eyes of the child's parents and listening to their thanks and praises, I felt relieved and also touched - This is the struggle between life and death. I truly understand the heavy responsibility on my shoulders as a nurse. This is my space to show my love and save lives. I understood Ms. Nightingale's touching words: "As long as I exist, I will fight for your lives and use my life to fulfill this promise." This is the sigh of a great woman after experiencing too many struggles and battles between life and death! At this moment, I finally experienced it personally and deeply understood the emotions involved.

In the future work, I will cherish every opportunity to exercise myself, and pay attention to strengthening my professional quality in daily work. Every day, I put a smile on my face. Seeing the grateful eyes of the parents of the children, and hearing the sweet shouts of the young patients: "Thank you, auntie..." I knew that this is what I yearn for and pursue.

"Once you have a child, you are both happy and worried. A child weighing two pounds has a soft constitution. The third life is lucky to meet a famous doctor, and the fourth hospital has a good reputation as a pediatrician." The banner with this poem is now hanging in our On the wall of the department. This is written by a father of a premature baby. His child spent more than sixty days and nights in an incubator. This child was the first extremely low birth weight infant admitted to our department. The child was born when the mother was less than 28 weeks pregnant; the child weighed only 1,000 grams at birth, was weak, and lived in a newborn incubator. Because premature babies cannot suck, we have to feed them nine times of milk and three times of medicine every day. We also help parents turn their babies over, massage them every one to two hours, and instruct parents on how to take care of their babies. Colleagues in Corey all developed a deep relationship with the child. Together with the child's parents, we named the child "Xiaoxiao". Later, after the child was discharged from the hospital, he even came to Corey to tell us the name. During the two months that the child was hospitalized, he had several dangerous situations such as difficulty breathing and bruising, but he survived safely with everyone's full cooperation in the rescue. The child's mother said: "I gave birth to this child, but you raised it." The child is now two years old. Every time someone with a cold or fever comes to see the doctor, his mother will have a warm chat with our doctors and nurses.

Touching stories happen every day in the hospital. One evening in the autumn of 2017, the hospital manager on duty brought an abandoned baby to our department. About three days after the child was born, a beautiful little boy was ruthlessly abandoned by his parents. When I opened the small quilt that wrapped the child, my eyes were a little moist. The child was born with a congenital abdominal wall cleft malformation. The intestines had become inflamed, red, swollen, enlarged and deformed due to being exposed outside the body for too long. Yes, all of us know the reasons why children are abandoned. However, since the child is sent to us, we must use our love to take care of him. He was too young to know that he had been ruthlessly abandoned by his biological parents. But what happened to this poor child deeply hurt our hearts. The department leader and head nurse immediately said that this child must receive the best treatment and care from us, and our department will be responsible for his expenses. Everyone in Corey took action. Some brought him diapers and some brought him a quilt. Immediately invite a surgical consultation and perform bowel retraction surgery on him at the right time. Our nurses took action spontaneously, arranged shifts, and took care of this child 24 hours a day, turning, massaging, and breastfeeding. This child became the child of our department. Time passed day by day. Because the child's intestines were exposed and severely infected in the first three or four days after birth, and because of the cold weather outside, the child developed scleredema. Although our general practice tried hard to rescue him, we still could not save this poor child. little life. That day, everyone in the department was silent. Yes, this is the ruthlessness of life. Every successful rescue can make us cheer for it, but we also have to face the disappearance of life.

Birth, aging, sickness and death are common things in life and are inevitable for everyone. All we can do is to send our warmth to everyone in every moment and comfort them with our love like a trickle. Every sick heart.

Everyone has a dream, and people’s life trajectories are often the first to draw a beautiful arc from dreams. The promise I made when I put on the solemn international nurse hat has been with me for three years and will continue to go on, maybe thirty years... Ordinary work, ordinary words, ordinary actions, this It is the interpretation of the work of nurses. But it is these ordinary things that make life brilliant. What I want to reject is not ordinary but mediocrity. I will give my dreams a pair of realistic wings and make them great and practical. Then the person who appears in front of the hospital bed will not just be a nurse, but the patient's. Friends, relatives. At that time, the purpose of our nursing work is truly reflected. I dreamed of becoming an excellent nurse. I dreamed of walking lightly between sick beds in white clothes, with an air and temperament no less sacred and elegant than Nightingale walking among the wounded soldiers with a lantern. Surrounded by innocent and lovely children, there are no diseases, and their smiles are as bright as the sun. This is my dream manor, and I believe this is also the dream of all angels in white. Its realization depends on the joint efforts of all our health frontline nursing workers. Nursing colleagues and angels in white, let us take action! We have achieved extraordinary achievements in ordinary and professional positions, and let love and dedication become the eternal theme of our angels in white!

Pediatric Nurses Day Speech 4

The early morning sunshine slants from the Wuzhou Golden Hall into the orange chairs in the waiting area on the third floor. At the end of the corridor, there is a row of girls wearing pink skirts. Maybe you pass by them. , maybe you are looking at it from a distance...

They are like fresh, delicate flowers blooming quietly.

Every day, nurses use neat makeup, gentle language, and elegant manners to create the most beautiful scenery in the five continents. A soft smile, a sympathetic look, and a cordial greeting are like the spring breeze. To brush away the sadness deep in the patient's heart, we lift up the ever-burning lamp for love and hope. Wuzhou is like a picturesque city of angels, full of happiness and peace. Her watchers have beautiful hearts! Where there are angels, There is the most beautiful scenery!

A woman’s life can be said to be the life of obstetrics and gynecology. Female friends are very afraid of gynecological examination beds and treatment beds. Combining this phenomenon, gynecology has carried out treatment and care For example, during treatment, the nurse takes the treatment sheet with both hands: Hello, I am your treatment nurse~~~, your treatment time today is one hour, I will move very gently, and I will follow every step. Let me explain to you, if you feel any discomfort, please tell me in time, okay? In just a few words, we can shorten the distance between us and the patient, and reduce the patient’s sense of strangeness and fear. Every time the patient Everyone would smile and say: Thank you. When I heard the nurse introduce herself gently like this, I felt a positive force from the trusting eyes of the patient. Feelings are rippling on my face!

One day in March 2020, a woman who was in labor came to the obstetrics ward. The labor process was not going very smoothly. Eight hours after the birth, the cervix was only dilated. 2 cm larger. The mother and her family originally wanted to give birth naturally, but due to the consumption and pain of labor, the mother and her family were extremely irritated. The family members looked at their lover in pain, and kept beating themselves aside with distress. The mother shouted loudly. He shouted: "Doctor, please do an autopsy on me! I really can't bear it, please save me! Please save me!"

Looking at this scene, we quickly moved together After analyzing the mother's labor situation, it was estimated that the fetus weighed about 6 pounds, the pelvic cavity was large enough, and the mother was 26 years old, relatively young. I thought she should be given a chance to give birth naturally. The doctor decisively decided to artificially break her water to strengthen uterine contractions, and the task of providing her with psychological support naturally fell on me. I put small pieces of chocolate in the mouth of the pregnant woman, coaxing her to eat to ensure her strength, and leading her to practice Lamez breathing during contractions, which is a method to relieve labor pains. , at first the mother-in-law ignored my commands.

I said, but the pregnant woman kept crying loudly. I put my hand on her face and gently stroked her cheek. My eyes looked firmly into hers: Please Please relax, please relax again, okay? Your baby is coming out soon. Every step she takes will hurt you. You have to cooperate and work hard with your baby. Please believe me and look at me. eyes, come and do it with me, inhale, exhale slowly, inhale, exhale slowly, very good, inhale, exhale slowly, you are great, looking at the same face full of sweat, voice has become hoarse I, the pregnant woman, gradually calmed down and was able to actively adjust her breathing according to my commands during each contraction.

Time passed minute by minute, and 4 hours later, the little princess, weighing 6 pounds and 3 taels, was born successfully! The little princess was born with one eye open and one eye closed. The cry sounded like the sound of nature to me. I felt that what I was holding was a blooming rose and the rising sun. I held the newborn in my arms and let her father kiss the child's forehead: tell him that this is God gave him a gift of love.

At that moment, the 180-year-old man's tears fell like pearls on the child's pink and wrinkled face, muttering to himself: I love you baby, and I will always love your mother. . In an instant, a warm current passed through the hearts of everyone present. Warmth and touching spread in the delivery room! Spreading! I was very moved, for myself and for my mother. I was moved by the tenacity of maternal love, and I was moved by my own persistence. .

Pediatric Nurses’ Day Speech 5

Dear leaders and colleagues:

Good morning everyone!

The fragrance of flowers is overflowing In May, we ushered in the "5.12" International Nurses Day. First of all, I wish all the nursing seniors and nursing sisters a happy holiday!

In addition to a serious work attitude, I have also learned to unite and cooperate. In our ward, nurses are responsible for all daily life and treatment of children in the ward. Doing countless tedious tasks. Therefore, I always believe that each other is a whole. Only by integrating into this whole will you not be alone. When we are overwhelmed, we will help each other and never sit idly by; if there are new knowledge trends, we will communicate together; if there are good operating tips, we will try them?

It’s hard to describe in just a few words Every little thing at work. The above two points are what I personally think are important aspects of doing my job well. Of course, in many aspects, I have not done enough, and I will definitely work harder in my future work. Finally, I believe: life is wonderful because of dedication, and career is eternal because of persistence. Let us go hand in hand to create a brilliant and beautiful spring of nursing. My speech is over, thank you all!

If nurses are called angels in white, the wings of that angel are love and dedication.

Love comes from the nurse's care for the patient, and dedication comes from the nurse's caution and independence, and stick to the post day and night. There is a place in the hospital called the emergency room, and there is a place in the emergency room called the rehydration room. It is a medium-sized place, a little hot, a little noisy, with a constant flow of people and a busy place. From time to time, anxious shouts came from the ears, Miss, the salt water is gone, Miss, be gentle, it hurts! The miss in their mouth is another nickname for the nurse in the rehydration room, which is slightly different from the office lady in the office building. Dressed in plain white and wearing white crowns, they are the busiest people in the rehydration room and a beautiful sight in the rehydration room. Without their plain white bodies and without them leaning over to inject patients, who would know their profession and who would remember their appearance? This is how they burn their souls silently in this small and medium-sized place. youth. During the chat during the break, you may be able to hear their voices: The environment here is very bad, there are many patients here, and the work pressure here is very high. Why did I come here? I still have a baby at home that needs to be taken care of. , these words may sound like complaints at first, but who knows the little-known stories behind them, the helplessness and anguish behind them. The halo above their heads is responsibility, which makes them stronger; the light in their hearts is conscience, which makes them meticulous in their work.

You can see their busy figures in the rehydration room during holidays, but you can’t hear them chatting with their parents at the dinner table; you can see the patients nodding frequently and smiling in thanks after diagnosis and treatment. You can see the scene, but you can’t hear the compliments of the husbands when they taste their wives’ handiwork; you can see them carefully caring for the sick children in the corner of the rehydration room, but you can’t hear the sobs of their own children; you can I saw the roses placed on the Valentine's Day table, but I couldn't hear the sound of them having fun with their lovers in the park. As nurses in the emergency rehydration room, they are competent; however, as daughters, wives, mothers, and lovers, they can only say sorry because they devote their time, love, and energy to their patients without hesitation; they He warmed his patients with the wings of angels, but neglected his family and friends, and even himself. Who said that lovely angels will not get sick or tired? When they are lying on the hospital bed for infusion, who will think that it is the dear lady who once gave them an injection? Who will think of the busy people who shuttle in the ward? The figures are also silently suffering from the disease. Only the remaining intravenous infusion patches on their dexterous hands for injecting patients quietly tell everything. However, what is even more touching is that due to the shortage of emergency nursing power, some of them even ask for help. Those who do not take sick leave to get intravenous injections use their rare rest time to come here to take a nap, so that they can better serve patients and not affect the normal work of other nurses.

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