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Are you prepared for malaria?Global traveling brings about 1,000 cases of malaria to this country each year. Don’t be caught off guard if you encounter it…
Making sense of statistical powerWant to improve your ability to interpret research studies? Take a few minutes to read this overview of power analysis, probability, sample…
CRRT spells success against acute renal failure in critically ill patientsWhy critically ill patients with acute renal failure need continuous renal replacement therapy.
Putting a stop to postop nausea and vomitingGI distress after surgery is a scary prospect for patients, and an all-too-common reality. But it isn’t inevitable. Learn how to minimize…
Challenging nursing’s sacred cowsDo you routinely instill normal saline solution into endotracheal tubes before suctioning? Use only the Glasgow Coma Scale for neurologic assessment? Evidence…
The growing threat of cephalosporin resistanceExtensive use of third-generation cephalosporins has led to cephalosporin-resistant bacterial strains. Learn how these organisms cause deadly infections and you can help…
Don’t tolerate disruptive physician behaviorNo matter if you like – or fear – a doctor who behaves badly, you must report the incident for the sake…
Prevailing over acute pancreatitisHow to manage this complex condition correctly to avoid severe complications.
Teaching ostomy patients to regain their independenceMake sure your ostomy patients leave the hospital with the knowledge and skills they need.
Beyond the donor shortage: Mechanical help for the failing heartFor patients with severe heart failure, ventricular assist devices are being used in more ways than ever.
Challenging nursing’s sacred cowsBy: Carol A. Rauen, Kathleen Vollman, Richard B. Arbour, and Marianne Chulay
