Long-Term Care Facilities Are Enhanced With The Aid Of Technology.
New research by the University of Missouri has revealed that administrators working in long-term care facilities can expect a greater demand for data to be shared electronically with hospitals and […]
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Job seekers who think that creating a resume is an easy task are doing themselves a disservice. Although the inclusion of important information such as education, specific qualifications and work […]
Read More →Nurse Supply in U.S. Becoming Thin On The Ground
Although the U.S. has been dealing with nursing shortages in varying degrees for several years, the dwindling supply of nurses in the health-care system is to the point of becoming […]
Read More →Working Long Hours Can Affect The Well-Being Of Both Nurses and Patients
It is to be expected that any employee who works longer hours than usual, will eventually feel the effects of excessive fatigue and the problems that can arise from that, […]
Read More →Clinical and Diagnostic Expertise Reinforces NP Practice
A presentation given by Angela Golden, DNP, FNP-C, FAANP at the American Association of Nurse Practitioners 2015 Speciality and Leadership Conference, prompted a request for more information on how to […]
Read More →Standards Nurses Should Adopt While Working In A Leadership Role
Whether a nurse is in charge of a specific unit or works in a principal role within the health system, the level of leadership that they deliver can have a […]
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