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If a change in the workplace is something you’ve yet to grasp, and you’re running out of options when trying to bring your team together, then you might need to approach the problem from a different angle. Give Appreciative Inquiry a try.
With how expensive and complicated that the American public healthcare system has become, getting sick is among one of the top concerns for people in the United States. Is health reform the only way forward? Find out now.
From beauty procedures to treating the common cold and even hangovers, IV therapy is touted as one of the best inventions since sliced bread. Learn about how nurses can branch out into this field.
As you probably may have noticed—and experienced—nurses have to deal with a lot of things in the workplace; things that would totally gross out a regular person. Learn about these things now!
“Heart disease” is a term that affects millions of Americans throughout the United States. Learn more about America’s leading cause of death, which is also known as a silent killer.
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs), often referred to as Nurse Anesthetists or Nurse Anesthesiologists were the first healthcare providers dedicated to the specialty of anesthesiology and the first advanced practice nursing specialty. Learn more from Today’s Nurse member Mike MacKinnon DNP, FNP-C, CRNA
Nurses and other healthcare workers that work in psychiatric settings, emergency departments, geriatric and geropsychiatric units, and intensive care centers are especially vulnerable to workplace violence. Learn about what can be done for nurses in the United States.
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health issue that develops when someone experiences or witnesses life-threatening event. Learn about how you can raise awareness and help provide a voice for those who are struggling.
Nurses are constantly communicating with colleagues and patients, and sometimes they may even have to communicate with their patients’ families as well. We have gathered the most essential skills and strategies to help you communicate with patients, their families, and your colleagues.
Instead of just having your coffee black, you can add these six natural supplements to make your brew a special one. Try any of these supplements today to make a vitamin-filled coffee.
