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Support for nurses

I was glad to see the news brief entitled Joint Statement warns against criminalizing medical errors. I feel it is imperative that…
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On nurses and mental health

Dear Editor, Nurses are quitting or on the verge of doing so (Statpearls, 2022). Positions for nurses in healthcare are always in…
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Advanced skill certification

Historically, nurses are required to obtain only Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and/or Pediatric Emergency Assessment,…
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Medical cannabis

In 2017, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the opioid epidemic caused 70,237 deaths. Of those 70,237 deaths, 47,600…
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Gun safety

As a nurse, it’s hard to hear news reports about children younger than 5 years old in hospital emergency departments (EDs) with…

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