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Is Travel Nursing Right For You?
Travel nurses are in big demand (and were even before the pandemic). Are you thinking about it? We break down what you need to know to decide if it’s right for you.
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How Often Do You Clean the Electronic Devices You Use at Work?
From tablets to smartphones to laptops, electronic devices are increasingly important parts of healthcare settings, but they also pose hygiene challenges.
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Five Ways to Celebrate Your Laboratory Family During Their Recognition Week
If you talk with a medical technologist, they will tell you that we are usually never recognized for our work or the lives we save.
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Migraine May be Risk Factor for Future Dementia
During the past few years, researchers have been looking at possible associations between the two conditions, and it appears that a long-term impact of migraine could be a higher risk of dementia
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5 Things to Know About Organizational Costs
A gap in clinical education exists linking clinical practice and its impact on the financial health of an organization. This gap can become a frustrating component that can impact patient care.
Hospitals / Health Systems
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Geriatric Nursing Is Having a Resurgence. Here’s Why You Should Jump on the Bandwagon.
The senior living specialty is exploding, and it’s not the industry it was decades ago.
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Hirsutism — Not Always Benign
Hirsutism, a woman who develops a male pattern of hair growth on her body and, is frequently linked to underlying endocrinologic disorders.
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Dietary Supplements and Interventions Affect On Cardiovascular Outcomes
A new study, published in “Annals of Internal Medicine,” could make your conversations with patients about vitamin supplements and diets a little easier and more evidence-based.
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How Practicing Cultural Humility Can Help Eliminate Implicit Bias
No matter how hard you try, your personal biases will affect your patient interactions at some point. Asking these questions can help you give your patients the respect they deserve — but you might be
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