Practice Matters
Exposed to patient’s body fluids? Now what?
Learn how to protect yourself by taking the right steps if you are exposed to a patient’s body fluids.
Promoting health-behavior changes in patients
Using the transtheoretical model helps you gauge your patient’s readiness to change.
Quantum relationships: Time is not of the essence
You will forever and always be physically and consciously entangled with each of your patients.
When nurses speak up, they pay a price
Leah Curtin discusses the effects of whistleblowing on nurses’ lives
What works: Facilitating staff participation in nursing research
Learn how an acute care hospital and a school of nursing partnered to encourage staff nurses to participate in research.
Getting to the root of the root-cause analysis problem
With national attention focused on the unacceptable prevalence of medical errors, the healthcare sector has turned to highly reliable industries, including aviation and nuclear…
Nursing’s memes: Ideas that mold the profession
We need to pay attention to the memes that are catching and spreading within our profession.
What Works: Improving influenza vaccination compliance in an academic medical center
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that all healthcare workers receive the influenza vaccine. Here is how one medical center is working…
Why do people lie?
Don Esco sought skilled nursing care at a Placerville, California facility for Johnnie, his wife of nearly 61 years, when she was recuperating from…
Quantum change: Flapping a butterfly’s wing
Tiny quantum changes can have widespread consequences, transforming the world in untold ways.
Human factors engineering can improve patient safety
Knowing how nurses interact with the environment can help safeguard patients.
Exposed to patient’s body fluids? Now what?
Learn how to protect yourself by taking the right steps if you are exposed to a patient’s body fluids.
Promoting health-behavior changes in patients
Using the transtheoretical model helps you gauge your patient’s readiness to change.
Quantum relationships: Time is not of the essence
You will forever and always be physically and consciously entangled with each of your patients.
When nurses speak up, they pay a price
Leah Curtin discusses the effects of whistleblowing on nurses’ lives
What works: Facilitating staff participation in nursing research
Learn how an acute care hospital and a school of nursing partnered to encourage staff nurses to participate in research.
Getting to the root of the root-cause analysis problem
With national attention focused on the unacceptable prevalence of medical errors, the healthcare sector has turned to highly reliable industries, including aviation…
Nursing’s memes: Ideas that mold the profession
We need to pay attention to the memes that are catching and spreading within our profession.
What Works: Improving influenza vaccination compliance in an academic medical center
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that all healthcare workers receive the influenza vaccine. Here is how one medical center…
Why do people lie?
Don Esco sought skilled nursing care at a Placerville, California facility for Johnnie, his wife of nearly 61 years, when she was…
Quantum change: Flapping a butterfly’s wing
Tiny quantum changes can have widespread consequences, transforming the world in untold ways.
Human factors engineering can improve patient safety
Knowing how nurses interact with the environment can help safeguard patients.
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