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Knowing you can make it
They were the darkest days of World War II. Ships—even those sailing far to the north, above the Arctic Circle—were being sunk with disastrous…
Coming to a location near you: Community paramedics
Across the country, states and communities have been examining ways to implement an expanded healthcare role on the interprofessional team: the community paramedic (CP).…
Headlines from the Hill
The 2014 midterm election last November brought a shift in power and two historical milestones. One hundred women were elected to Congress and $3.67…
Aligning values and board service
As part of its initiative sponsored by the Rita & Alex Hillman Foundation to recognize nurses in board leadership roles, the American Nurses Foundation interviewed…
Quiz Time
A patient who has had her final menstrual period tells you she is experiencing intermittent vaginal bleeding. You should tell the woman to: a.…
Our Readers Respond to “Do you hear what I hear? Combating alarm fatigue”
I wish to provide a different perspective on the article entitled “Do you hear what I hear? Combating alarm fatigue” written by Peggy A.…
Our Readers Respond to “Synchronicity: Meeting Mother Teresa”
From Where I Stand in the November 2014 (Vol. 9, Issue 11) by Leah Curtin, “Synchronicity: Meeting Mother Teresa” was so moving. Thank you…
Better together: What the Ebola crisis is teaching us
Infectious diseases are responsible for more deaths worldwide than any other single cause. In Dallas on September 30, the first case of Ebola was…
‘PAWSitive’ interventions ease ‘rrrf’ times in pediatrics
Daniel, a 5-year-old child with asthma, is anxious and doesn’t want to keep his oxygen mask on during his much-needed nebulizer treatment. Teary eyed,…
The frontlines of patient care: How one nurse showed appreciation for Nina Pham
Amy Duncan, RN, is an ED and neonatal ICU nurse at Trinity Mother Frances Health System in Tyler, TX. When she joined the Texas…
From our readers: How a ‘45-year-old STEMI’ showed me the human side of nursing
I worked as an emergency medical technician-paramedic for almost 8 years in a rural area before I became a registered nurse. Just before I…
Knowing you can make it
They were the darkest days of World War II. Ships—even those sailing far to the north, above the Arctic Circle—were being sunk…
Coming to a location near you: Community paramedics
Across the country, states and communities have been examining ways to implement an expanded healthcare role on the interprofessional team: the community…
Headlines from the Hill
The 2014 midterm election last November brought a shift in power and two historical milestones. One hundred women were elected to Congress…
Aligning values and board service
As part of its initiative sponsored by the Rita & Alex Hillman Foundation to recognize nurses in board leadership roles, the American Nurses…
Quiz Time
A patient who has had her final menstrual period tells you she is experiencing intermittent vaginal bleeding. You should tell the woman…
Our Readers Respond to “Do you hear what I hear? Combating alarm fatigue”
I wish to provide a different perspective on the article entitled “Do you hear what I hear? Combating alarm fatigue” written by…
Our Readers Respond to “Synchronicity: Meeting Mother Teresa”
From Where I Stand in the November 2014 (Vol. 9, Issue 11) by Leah Curtin, “Synchronicity: Meeting Mother Teresa” was so moving.…
Better together: What the Ebola crisis is teaching us
Infectious diseases are responsible for more deaths worldwide than any other single cause. In Dallas on September 30, the first case of…
‘PAWSitive’ interventions ease ‘rrrf’ times in pediatrics
Daniel, a 5-year-old child with asthma, is anxious and doesn’t want to keep his oxygen mask on during his much-needed nebulizer treatment.…
The frontlines of patient care: How one nurse showed appreciation for Nina Pham
Amy Duncan, RN, is an ED and neonatal ICU nurse at Trinity Mother Frances Health System in Tyler, TX. When she joined…
From our readers: How a ‘45-year-old STEMI’ showed me the human side of nursing
I worked as an emergency medical technician-paramedic for almost 8 years in a rural area before I became a registered nurse. Just…
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