Does your workplace have coworkers who complain constantly, fail to pull their weight or behave as drama mamas? You are not alone. Dysfunctional employees are everywhere and they can make the workday extra stressful. Whether you are dealing with a […]
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Do you know the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder [PTSD]? Do you know who is at risk? Are men and women at equal risk of developing it? If you find yourself struggling to answer these questions, consider checking The PTSD
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Regardless of their age, gender or position, gossipers on the job share the same goal: to use information to feel more powerful than their targets. What can be frustrating are their methods. Sometimes the gossip is elusive, crafted in a
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Are you taking job-related stress home to your loved ones? Nurses are expected to be engaged, enthused and active at work. But meeting job demands without proper support and resources can lead to high levels of stress, which can follow
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If you find yourself dreading going to work, ask yourself: How well am I managing my stress? Chances are, caregiver, that you could use more time thinking about how to take better care of yourself. Your job-related stress can affect
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Americans possess unwavering faith in registered nurses. Year after year, nurses top the list of most trusted professionals. But ask most people just what nurses do and their answers lack clarity, conviction, and a clear-eyed understanding of nursing’s sundry roles.
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Are you interested in identifying patient care issues and finding solutions? Consider getting on track to become a Ph.D trained nurse scientist. With a doctorate you can do independent research. Nursing research develops knowledge to: Build the scientific foundation for
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When new moms lack financial resources, caring for a baby is more challenging. A desire to empower these first-time, low-income mothers attracted Noelia Blanco to the Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) over a dozen years ago. And there is nowhere else this
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As health professionals, nurses are well aware of health disparities in communities of color. Some patients will live shorter life spans simply because of their race, ethnicity, education or income. Raising awareness about health inequities is a constant effort, but
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Are you headed to a conference? Do you know how to effectively spend your time during this professional development opportunity? Make any conference worthwhile with a game plan to keep you focused and organized. Follow these six tips to have
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