The nurse-founded company Soothing Scents had a free giveaway contest for DailyNurse readers earlier this month, and three lucky entrants won special kits containing a sampler of Soothing Scents products: Lauren Hancock Allison Harting Lisa Hoffmann Soothing Scents creates evidence-based, […]
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High ethical standards are essential in healthcare. Four fundamental principles lay the foundation for healthcare ethics. Autonomy honors patients’ right to make their own decisions. Beneficence helps patients advance their own good. Nonmaleficence does no harm to patients. Justice ensures that patients are treated
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Healthcare analytics is the examination of patterns in healthcare data, including claims, research and development, and patient behavior, among others. This analysis can be performed for many reasons, such as determining how clinical care can be improved while limiting excessive
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The word “nurse” brings a very specific picture to mind for most of us. We picture someone in scrubs working in a hospital or a clinic, helping to treat patients at the bedside and making rounds. But the skill set
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View the Latest RN-MSN Online Event to Learn More about the University of San Francisco RN-MSN Program Special Offer for RN-MSN Applicants Any individuals who complete the University of San Francisco RN-MSN pre-application process will receive 1 year of Acadiate
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Please note that all links are for iTunes. 1. Johns Hopkins Health Newsfeed Stay up-to-date with short podcasts on top medical storiesopens in new window from Johns Hopkins. Each podcast is only about a minute, but provides nurses with the
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The nationwide nursing shortage isn’t slowing down anytime soon, as the baby boomer population continues to age and average life expectancy increases, building demand for medical care. That’s not all—the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts nearly 1.1 million new
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