The current health care crisis is multifaceted, ongoing, and incredibly significant to those within the profession. The reform the country is currently experiencing came as a result of several factors: high cost of treatment, ineffective payment methods, and millions of […]
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What’s the culture like at your workplace? Is it generally a harmonious place or does the undercurrent of nurse-to-nurse hostility have you looking for another job? A hostile environment in a nurse’s workplace is hardly of the raised voice type
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How often does a patient pull out a paper with each medication and dosage meticulously listed when you ask about the medications they take? Not very often? And what about those times when patients tell you about all their medications
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When you graduate from nursing school and make the leap into a role as a professional nurse, you’ll probably feel a mix of pride and trepidation. Almost like starting school all over again, you start to wonder if you can
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With so many nurses in the country, you might think that nurses’ voices would be heard loud and clear. But it’s not always easy to speak up on issues, even those issues that are particularly close to your beliefs or
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We all know coworkers who seem to have a foot into everything going on. These good employees are running meetings, always on time for work, ready to proof a quick email, or help you study for an exam. How do
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This week’s annual Patient Safety Awareness Week highlights one of the most important parts of a nurse’s job. Every nurse knows that keeping healthcare providers and patients safe is essential. Sometimes, however, it take a fresh approach to make the
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U.S. employers added 295,000 new workers to their payrolls, bringing down the unemployment rate to 5.5 percent in February. The largest gains came from health, with hospitals and education and health services adding around 27,000 new jobs alone. Top Nursing
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Have you heard the latest job interview nightmare that went viral on social media? It seems a London subway car was especially crowded during rush hour. Matt Buckland, who works as a recruiter, had stepped aside to let another passenger
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If you want to keep your resume out of the notorious slush pile, think like a hiring manager. Hiring managers want solid evidence of what you’ll bring to the company, and they have less than a minute to decide if
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