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A nurse in a white coat is taking an ultrasound of a patient lying on a hospital bedFeatureWired Hospitals: From Science Fiction to the BedsideHow local hospitals are using technology to reshape the way nurses work...technology. “We know what we need. For example, I document the new system to see how it will go and critique it before we go live.” Barbara Gross, RN, MSN,...
Registered Nurse Marti Sillman sits on an office chair in purple scrubs smiling at the cameraMy SpecialtyCorrectional Nursing, Marti Sillman, LA County JailHow nursing has evolved and how it is practiced today in L.A. City Jails...love me. There’s no point being old — always be as young as you can be. KEITH CARLSON, RN, BSN, CPC, NC-BC, has worked as a nurse since 1996 and...
Registered Nurse Donovan Stewart is smiling in front of a computer while wearing a white coat and scrubs.My SpecialtyEmergency Nursing, Donovan Stewart, Adventist Glendale AdventistSaving lives while boosting patient satisfactionDonovan Stewart, RN, BSN, MSN Emergency Department Director Adventist Health Glendale Tell us about your nursing career journey. I’m originally from Canada and have been a nurse since 2003. I...
A picture of a woman on the ground after overdosing and her ghost looking down at herFeatureOpioid Overdose: Keep Your Patient Alive, But Protect YourselfExposure to even a small amount of fentanyl can be fatal...could save a life — and safeguard your health. The Opioid Overdose Triad Olivia Olmos, RN, MSN, ENPC, works in the ED of White Memorial, a busy hospital in the...
A picture of a pink building on the left and a photo of Christiane Reimann on the rightProfiles In NursingChristiane Reimann (1888-1979) and the International Council of NursesThis headstrong heiress was a realistic visionary...a decade. Even in her 80s, Reimann remained as unbending as ever, frustrating two successive ICN executive directors. Adele Herwitz, RN, MSN, ICN’s executive director in the ‘70s, later described...