When Dr. Romeatrius Nicole Moss, RN, MSN, APHN-BC, DNP, sees a need nurses can fill, she uses everything at her disposal to meet that need. Working in the community is one of the places where she does that best. At […]
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Remember your first day on the job? How tricky it was to find everything? How hard it was to remember everyone’s name? How you wondered about your new colleagues and the new culture? Well, if you have a new employee
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New research suggests that reading fine novels heightens social sensitivity the capacity to understand the beliefs and desires of other people, and how they differ from your own, that’s the bedrock of nursing. A paper titled “Reading Literary Fiction Improves
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After the holiday cookie exchanges and potluck meals, your patients may want to focus the New Year on strengthening their eating habits and taking a healthier approach. For some who have lactose intolerance, however, new recipes and eating habits may
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One of the hot topics in nursing is the need for good nurse leaders. For minority nurses, the topic is especially important. As the patient population becomes increasingly diverse, nurse leaders of all ethnicities are going to be needed to
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On Martin Luther King Jr. Day we naturally remember Dr. King’s I have a Dream speech, delivered in 1963 at the March on Washington, where he called for an end to racism. That stirring address is ranked by scholars as
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How are you doing on those New Year’s resolutions? Â Are you persisting and persevering? Do you even remember your promise toÂ… Â Â Drop those extra 10 pounds pronto! Â Â Firm up or fill out in all the right places. Â Â
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As more foreign educated nurses are working in US hospitals, health care organizations and settings are going to need to address some of the barriers that are preventing these highly skilled nurses from making a smooth transition to their workplace.
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Although the deadline to file your taxes isn’t until April 15th you should prepare early. Preparing early can alleviate stress and potentially get you more of a tax refund when you file. Employers are required by law to send out
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About one in three adults aged 50 to 75 years have not been tested for colorectal cancer as recommended by the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), according to a new Vital Signs report from the Centers for Disease
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