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Results for: "United States Air Force" Clear search348 articlesFeatureFLOURISH!Meaningful steps to increase personal resilience and be your best self - even during a pandemic...of two years of research. The report cites research suggesting that more than half of all clinicians — including nurses and physicians across the United States — experience symptoms of...FeatureNursing on the Front Lines of COVID-19Keeping the virus (and panic) under control at the Seattle-area hospital that treated the first U.S. case...more typically used for handling hazardous drugs such as chemotherapy. Adding a surgical bouffant to cover my hair, I then place a CAPR (controlled air-purifying respirator) on my head and...My SpecialtyInfection Prevention Nursing, Esperanza Salazar, St. Francis Medical CenterCombating outbreaks and hospital-associated infections...as part of our antimicrobial stewardship program. This guides us to enforce isolation precautions if needed and report infectious diseases to public health and the National Healthcare Safety Network database...FeatureImproving Nurse RetentionSix Strategies to Reduce RN Turnover...over 87.8 percent of its entire workforce! This revolving door is expensive. NSI reports that the average cost of bedside RN turnover in 2018 was $52,100 per position. On average,...Nursing & Healthcare NewsNurse Practitioners for Mental HealthProgram to add 300 NPs in California...Workforce Commission warned that the state faces a mental health provider shortage that will only get worse as aging psychiatrists and psychologists retire over the next decade. Psychiatric mental health...
Nursing & Healthcare NewsThe Nursing State of the NationLatest RN demographics...the national nursing workforce has become better educated and more diverse. About 26.7 percent of U.S. nurses are nurses of color, while about 9.6 percent are men. APRNs now account...Nursing & Healthcare NewsInternational Year of the Nurse and MidwifeWHO calls for 9 million new nurses in next decade...Strategy on Human Resources for Health: Workforce 2030 initiative is 32.3 million nurses and midwives worldwide by decade’s end, about 9 million more than the current total. In addition to...Nursing Book ClubBlack Death at the Golden Gate by David K. Randall and The Mosquito: A Human History of the Deadliest Predator by Timothy C. WindegardTwo books about the politics of epidemics...contain the disease before it spread beyond the harbor of the West’s largest city to the rest of the continental United States. This crisis left politicians debating who was to...Profiles In NursingEvelyn Lundeen (1900-1963), Neonatal Nurse Who Redefined Premature Infant CareSetting the standards for neonatology care...health departments in more than two dozen states had established premature infant care programs. Most followed the “Chicago model” Lundeen and Hess had pioneered. Lundeen died in 1963, eight years...Nursing & Healthcare NewsAntibiotic Resistance2.9 million infections a year, but hospital efforts are helping...Two weeks before Thanksgiving, the CDC published “Antibiotic Resistance Threats in the United States, 2019,” an updated version of a report previously issued back in 2013. The latest report offers...Posts paginationPrevious1…272829…35Next
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