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Of artichokes and angry patientsAn angry patient is like an artichoke. An artichoke is prickly and rough on the outside, but by taking time to learn…
Understanding FDA’s Risk Evaluation and Mitigation StrategyFDA’s REMS program is one more way the agency is trying to reduce drug risks.
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Communicating with intubated patients: A new approachLearn how one hospital improved communication between nurses and intubated patients through the use of an algorithm, new communication devices, and a…
Healing the wounds: Quantum nursing VQuantum nursing demands that nurses honor each person’s humanity, promote independence and autonomy, and offer the opportunity for individuals to redefine for…
Current and future newborn screeningNewborn screening illustrates what can happen when genetic testing converges with ethics and electronic health records
Ethics for nurses in everyday practice: Insubordination in the ICU?What happens when there is no room in the ICU for an ED patient?
Viewpoint: Interprofessional collaboration and the future of health careTransitional care expert Mary Naylor, PhD, FAAN, RN, discusses interprofessional collaboration.
Quantum nursing IV: Giving the patient a “quantum edge”Dr. Curtin explores the healing effects of focused intention.
Understanding correlation analysisCorrelation analysis helps nurses better identify which patient factors are a cause for concern.
From our readers…A case study of implementing an injury prevention programThe authors explain how they successfully implemented an injury prevention program.
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