Staying healthy: Advice for telehealth nurses
Telehealth, telemedicine, and home-based telehealth work have grown dramatically in recent years. These programs enable nurses to provide patient care remotely from a medical office…
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Synchronicity: Meeting Mother Teresa
In 1981, I attended the International Conference of Nurses meeting in Los Angeles. I took this opportunity to visit a colleague who’d just been…
Leadership insights
As part of its initiative to recognize nurses in board leadership roles, the American Nurses Foundation interviewed Angela Barron McBride, PhD, RN, FAAN, FNAP,…
Nursing practice and work environment
A patient was admitted to the hospital for uncontrolled diabetes. A nurse taking care of her checked her blood glucose level. The glucometer showed…
Stroke in a child with sickle cell anemia
Adrienne Johnson, age 5, is admitted to the general pediatric unit. She has sickle cell anemia (hemoglobin SS subtype) and recently was discharged after…
From your ANA President and ANF Chair
We both have been fortunate to enjoy a long association with the American Nurses Foundation (ANF), the charitable and philanthropic arm of the American…
Ebola information from ANA
The American Nurses Association has compiled numerous resources and news updates about the current Ebola outbreak that can be accessed on their site by…
Non-polio enterovirus resources from the CDC
There’s been a lot of talk recently about enterovirus-D68, and all nurses can benefit from being better informed about how to stop the spread…
Vaccine and immunization information center from CDC
This CDC resource offers the current guidelines for immunization, as well as providing extensive information about the importance of vaccination. To visit the site, click…
CDC Ebola information digital hub
Visit the CDC’s digital hub for the latest updates and information about the current Ebola outbreak. To educate yourself about the guidelines currently recommended by the…
The elusive cure
Supporting breast cancer research and screening can help us get another step closer to curing this disease.
Science: A universal source of ethics?
“It really doesn’t matter whether you are Muslim or Christian or Jew. In every religion, in every country, in every region at every time,…
Staying healthy: Advice for telehealth nurses
Telehealth, telemedicine, and home-based telehealth work have grown dramatically in recent years. These programs enable nurses to provide patient care remotely from a…
Synchronicity: Meeting Mother Teresa
In 1981, I attended the International Conference of Nurses meeting in Los Angeles. I took this opportunity to visit a colleague who’d…
Leadership insights
As part of its initiative to recognize nurses in board leadership roles, the American Nurses Foundation interviewed Angela Barron McBride, PhD, RN,…
Nursing practice and work environment
A patient was admitted to the hospital for uncontrolled diabetes. A nurse taking care of her checked her blood glucose level. The…
Stroke in a child with sickle cell anemia
Adrienne Johnson, age 5, is admitted to the general pediatric unit. She has sickle cell anemia (hemoglobin SS subtype) and recently was…
From your ANA President and ANF Chair
We both have been fortunate to enjoy a long association with the American Nurses Foundation (ANF), the charitable and philanthropic arm of…
Ebola information from ANA
The American Nurses Association has compiled numerous resources and news updates about the current Ebola outbreak that can be accessed on their…
Non-polio enterovirus resources from the CDC
There’s been a lot of talk recently about enterovirus-D68, and all nurses can benefit from being better informed about how to stop…
Vaccine and immunization information center from CDC
This CDC resource offers the current guidelines for immunization, as well as providing extensive information about the importance of vaccination. To visit the…
CDC Ebola information digital hub
Visit the CDC’s digital hub for the latest updates and information about the current Ebola outbreak. To educate yourself about the guidelines currently recommended…
The elusive cure
Supporting breast cancer research and screening can help us get another step closer to curing this disease.
Science: A universal source of ethics?
“It really doesn’t matter whether you are Muslim or Christian or Jew. In every religion, in every country, in every region at…
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