My husband writes assignments. He has a Masters degree in Health research methods and has worked as an academic researcher both in the UK and in the USA. He only writes in the area of health, research methods,nursing and occasionally medicine. I'm a retired (early) acute care nurse practitioner with advanced clinical decision making skills (Masters level) and also research and teaching qualifications. I also worked in critical care for 12 years so together we make a good team. His work is all original and he does undergraduate and post graduate assignments. I understand that a lot of undergraduate full time students may see people using such services as pure cheating and that part of the learning that comes from a degree is essay writing skills and that people shpuld have learned how to write essays whilst studying at A level . However undergraduate nursing students,particulalrly those who enter as mature students , may not have studied at A level. Addditionally, unlike a lot of other undergraduate courses, student nurses to complete 4600 hours of theory and practise in 3 years which equates to 30hrs per week on average. Clinical placements are very stressful and mature students are often juggling to balance home and work life. In the example of nursing newly qualified nurses applying for jobs will be interviewed by nurses and to be perfectly honest they'll be more concerned about whether someone has compassion, basic clinical knowledge and the practical skills to be able to provide decent basic nursing care. They aren't going to be asking about reflections on practice or theorising contemporary issues in nursing. When it comes to post grad nursing courses such as nurse prescribing a lot of those students are holding down full time busy and stressful jobs in the NHS as well as looking after a family.