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Viral hepatitis has been responsible for over 1.34 million deaths, which is more than the death toll of both tuberculosis and HIV combined. Because the symptoms are difficult to identity, it is difficult to diagnose. To raise awareness and screening efforts, the CDC dubbed July 28th as “World Hepatitis Day.” Find out what you can do to help “Find the Missing Millions.”
Most patients with hypertension do not even know they have it until they develop serious complications. This is why hypertension is also known as “the silent killer.” It’s absolutely critical for nurses and physicians to teach their patients the ins-and-outs of controlling their hypertension. Read on to learn more.
Some nurses might be natural-born leaders. But there are other nurses who have had to learn what it takes to better their situation in the workplace, becoming a positive role model for their peers as they improve and redefine their qualities. Here are 5 critical qualities a nurse leader must have.
Busy, on-the-go nurses never really have the time to eat properly. But with the right tools and tips to help them succeed, nurses can expect to have a boost of their energy. Read on to learn what you should do to have that necessary energy boost while on your shift.
As nurses, we’ve all had a disgruntled patient. Whether they lashed out on us, or have physically or psychologically threatened us, “difficult” patients are everywhere, and they can appear in your workplace at any time. These patients come with the territory. However, while you may not be able to control when they show up, you can definitely prepare yourself on the best ways to deal with them. Read on to learn how to best deal with the most difficult patients.
Many people today still regard nurses as “the assistant to the doctor,” but we all know that’s not really the case. Here’s why nurses need more respect, and why they should be considered more than the “assistant”.
Arthritis is characterized by inflammation of the joints, which usually affects adults or senior citizens. However, juvenile arthritis affects the tissue that lines the joints, also known as the synovium, in children and adolescents, 16 or younger. Here is your guide to fully understand juvenile arthritis.
Hunting for discounts can be really exhausting, especially if your day job leaves you completely drained and wanting only to sleep and rest as soon as you get home. Here’s a brief guide to all the awesome discounts you can receive, just from being a nurse!
Nurses have been pushing for legislation to improve their work conditions and address the staffing crisis currently faced by hospitals across the country. The “Safe Staffing” bill is the tool to achieve it. Learn more about it here.
This July, patients, families, specialists, and advocacy organizations unite to raise more awareness of cleft and craniofacial conditions for National Cleft & Craniofacial Awareness & Prevention Month (NCCAPM). Throughout the entire month, organizations are having events worldwide to promote awareness and spread the word. Here’s how you can help!
