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Results for: "Texas Health Resources" Clear search519 articlesFeatureWilliam Rathbone VI (1819-1902), Father of English District NursingHow a Unitarian philanthropist urged Queen Victoria and Florence Nightingale to revolutionize Dickens-era public healthAlthough he himself was neither nurse nor physician, William Rathbone was one of the most important figures in British nursing in the Victorian era, revolutionizing healthcare for England’s poor and...Healthy WorkforceA Clear Case of HazingWhile bullying is about exclusion, hazing is a form of group initiation...Tina should talk to her manager or human resources about finding another preceptor. Fortunately, it appears not all the unit’s preceptors share Della’s bad attitude. Breaking the Cycle Sadly, some...My SpecialtyClinical Improvement, Robin Krasner, Keck Medical Center of USCEvaluating processes to improve care delivery...a rapid response nurse at a Planetree facility and worked in general ICU in Texas for a few years. My husband is from the Dominican Republic, so I also worked...FeatureAt the PodiumHow I learned to calm the butterflies and deliver an engaging speech...against high nurse-patient ratios. In Texas, I discussed empowered nurse leadership. Later this year, I’ll have the opportunity to present an all-day workshop on enlightened nurse leadership, giving me a...Profiles In NursingElizabeth Grace Neill (1846-1926), a Crusader for Nursing RegistrationThis social reformer also founded midwife-run maternity hospitals...followed her heart and married Channing anyway, an act for which her family disowned her. The marriage was short-lived. Her husband’s poor health led them to move to Queensland, Australia,...
Healthy WorkforceThe Case of the Bad Day BullyAn isolated harsh incident should be judged in context...being bullied! You should document this behavior and seek support from your manager or human resources. If we are going to decrease the prevalence of bullying in healthcare, we have...Nursing Book ClubNatural Causes: An Epidemic of Wellness, the Certainty of Dying and Killing Ourselves to Live Longer by Barbara EhrenreichA Contrarian View of AgingBarbara Ehrenreich has authored or coauthored almost 20 books, many of them on topics other than healthcare and science. Thus, I was surprised to learn that she has a Ph.D....FeatureHow Nurses Can Steer Digital DecisionsBefore investing in new technology, have the front line nurses been consulted?...asking the right questions. Are nurses included in discussions about technologies that they will use? If not, they should be. Health IT deeply impacts nurses’ work and therefore patient care,...Nursing & Healthcare NewsNursing Organizations Speak Out on Gun ViolenceANA, AANP, ENA issue statementsAfter recent mass-casualty shootings in Ohio and Texas, three national nursing organizations have issued public statements calling for policymakers to take stronger action against gun violence. “Common-Sense Reforms” On August...FeatureBattling Bullies: How to Take on Nursing Cliques and Gangs (and Win)How to survive and fix a toxic workplace...to seek out other people for love, companionship and protection. People with strong personal bonds tend to be healthier, live longer and feel more joy. Many nurses spend more time...Posts paginationPrevious1…49505152Next
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