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Whatâs it Really Like to be a Travel Nurse? Here's Eight Pros and Cons.
For nurses who work on the same floor every shift, travel nursing might seem like a mysterious and magical career choice. And in some ways, it is all itâs cracked up to be â but in others, itâs not.
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Whatâs it Really Like to Work in Palliative Care?
Palliative care is arguably one of the newest and least understood specialties. We sat down with one of its pioneers to understand what it's really like to work only with seriously ill patients.
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When Facilities Promote Excellent Nursing, the Whole Healthcare Team Improves
Research shows hospitals that actively promote excellent nursing receive higher patient-satisfaction ratings for physicians, as well.
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When Professionalism Doesnât Look the Same to Everyone
How much you value professionalism could be different than others you know and possibly work with.
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Why Clinicians Should Ask Patients Where They Live as a Standard Part of Care
That where one lives plays an important role in oneâs health is common knowledge, but many providers donât actually have a handle on this information for their patients, according to a new study.
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Why Medication Reconciliation is Not a Waste of Time
Medication reconciliation is a key part of every patient history. Itâs hugely time-consuming and every health care professional knows the results are highly questionable. So how to do this well?
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Why Newly Licensed Nurses Work Overtime, Juggle Second Jobs
Newly licensed nurses often work overtime or second jobs. The good news is that most new nurses can work the shifts and schedules they prefer, and mandatory overtime has not increased over the years.
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