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In a recent episode of Ask Nurse Alice, Nurse Alice chatted with Natasha Rossi, a graduate of Villanova's accelerated BSN program and breast cancer survivor. She’s also a current Family …
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We all have one: the know-it-all-coworker. In nursing school, I remember my instructor telling me that it was the know-it-alls that scared her the most, because they were the most …
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Update 1/24/2022 at 4:00 pm PST Following a hearing on Monday, Judge Mark McGinnis lifted the injunction - the 7 employees of ThedaCare are now free to work for Ascension …
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The following is a guest post by Lorry Schoenly, PhD, RN, CCHP-RN, nurse author and educator specializing in the field of correctional healthcare. Learn more about correctional nursing from her …
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Earning your master's degree in health science is becoming an increasingly popular educational route, and for a good reason. People are living longer than ever before, resulting in a larger …
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UPDATE: Thousands of nurses claimed their free coffee today and the gift card is now SOLD OUT. Keep an out in the coming weeks for the next coffee giveaway! Original …
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If you are a problem solver who loves research and is dedicated to improving the well-being of others, then a career as an epidemiologist may be right for you. Epidemiologists …
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By Pete Gerardo Should you join a nurses union? At first glance, the question may not seem especially relevant. After all, the percentage of American employees who belong to unions …
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If you’re looking for a hands-on career in healthcare and you want to start quickly, becoming a Phlebotomist may be the right choice for you. Phlebotomists are the medical professionals …
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By Lee Nelson Sandi Thorson works as a registered nurse on 12-hour shifts. In addition, this South Dakota nurse is a wife, mom, grandmother, and a student earning her master's …
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