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Five Female Nurses That Will Go Down in Herstory

Five Female Nurses That Will Go Down in Herstory

These five nurses will go down in herstory as some of the leaders that have spearheaded equality and empowerment in the field of nursing.
Payton Sy
March 1, 2023
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Leadership
Innovation
Nurse Community
Seven Dos and Don’ts of Medical Malpractice Insurance for RNs, NPs and PAs

Seven Dos and Don’ts of Medical Malpractice Insurance for RNs, NPs and PAs

As RNs, NPs and PAs become more autonomous, their statistical risk of being sued for malpractice increases. Learn how to protect yourself.
Maura Hohman
March 26, 2021
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Malpractice
Professional Outlook
Advice & Tips for Work
We’re Not Replaceable, But That Doesn’t Mean We Don’t Need to Adapt

We’re Not Replaceable, But That Doesn’t Mean We Don’t Need to Adapt

Nurses will not disappear. Human touch is an essential component of caring for people. However, we should consider how to do it differently and how nurses can contribute.
February 21, 2023
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Change Management
Diabetes Denial—What You Can Say to Your Patients

Diabetes Denial—What You Can Say to Your Patients

Denial is common in diabetes, a disease attached to a stigma of poor lifestyle habits. Beyond identifying the signs, healthcare providers should educate and empower patients about their future health.
Linda Peckel
March 26, 2021
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Diabetes
Patient Communication
Endocrinology
Covid-19 Testing Prior to Medical Procedures Could Manage PPE

Covid-19 Testing Prior to Medical Procedures Could Manage PPE

Universal testing for Covid-19 prior to procedures could help manage PPE use and help determine risk for healthcare providers.
Carey Rossi
March 26, 2021
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Covid-19
Practice Operations
Workplace Safety
Covid-19 Strongly Linked to Stillbirth, Poor Pregnancy Outcomes

Covid-19 Strongly Linked to Stillbirth, Poor Pregnancy Outcomes

Two studies recently published by the CDC further confirm the importance of Covid-19 vaccination during pregnancy and advise those who are pregnant to take whatever measures are reasonably possible.
Tara Haelle
January 31, 2022
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Covid-19
Ante-Partum
Labor and Delivery
Women's Health
Covid-19 Pushes Telehealth Into Mainstream Medicine

Covid-19 Pushes Telehealth Into Mainstream Medicine

If there is one positive that can be gleaned from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is the push that it has given telehealth.
Roxanne Nelson
March 26, 2021
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Covid-19
Real HCP Stories & Experiences
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Covid-19 Pandemic Amplified an Existing Teen Mental Health Crisis

Covid-19 Pandemic Amplified an Existing Teen Mental Health Crisis

Many news stories over the past two years have emphasized the mental health toll of Covid on healthcare workers first and foremost, but also parents of school-age children, teachers, low-wage workers…
Tara Haelle
April 4, 2022
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Psych
Mental Health
Research
Covid Vaccines Do Not Affect Fertility

Covid Vaccines Do Not Affect Fertility

Concern about vaccines and fertility is as old as vaccines themselves, but the specific worry linked to COVID vaccines dates back to fringe scientists’ early claims suggesting theoretical reasons...
Tara Haelle
January 24, 2022
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Ante-Partum
Women's Health
Labor and Delivery
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Covid Survivors at High Risk for Heart Problems

Covid Survivors at High Risk for Heart Problems

Covid survivors had a greater risk for “cerebrovascular disorders, dysrhythmias, ischemic and non-ischemic heart disease, pericarditis, myocarditis, heart failure and thromboembolic disease.”
Tara Haelle
February 14, 2022
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Covid-19
Cardiology
Management & Treatment
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