While it may be tempting to hold onto your beloved stethoscope for as long as possible, natural wear & tear is inevitable and you may not even notice the sound quality deteriorating over time.
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5 Game-Changing Benefits of Mobile Communication In Healthcare
As we become more and more dependent on mobile devices, many of these clinicians are leaning on this new technology as a way to keep a line of communication open even when a patient isn’t in the office.
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What I’ve Learned from International Medical Missions
I had concerns that specializing may limit my ability to provide care internationally, but I’ve since learned that there are needs in every area. -
How To Tackle The Unimaginable
In medicine, we tirelessly go on despite the circumstances, but I promise it can be more enjoyable and less of a prison. -
Are You Feeling Pressure To Move Too Fast As A New Graduate Nurse?
Jannel Gooden, nurse coach and consultant and co-founder of the popular social media and blog Novice Is The New Nurse, explains why we must support our newly graduated nurses. -
Slow Down to Listen Up: Patient Communication Pointers for Medical Personnel and Practitioners
Quality care means better communication. Here are some tips to help you interact with your patients easier and with optimal results. -
Top 5 Tips To Achieving A Work-Study Balance
Remember that while going to school and working at the same time can be challenging, this is just one part of your life and reaching your dream is worth all the struggle. -
A Symbol of Our Profession
The white coat symbolizes an affirmation on the part of aspiring nurses that their purpose will be pure and that they can be trusted to honor the tradition of the learned professions in placing the interest of patients above self. -
Self-Care in the Nursing Profession
Why is self-care not promoted in nursing or in healthcare? After four years and two facilities, I have concluded that taking personal time to promote mental and physical health is usually seen as taboo. -
For Me, Being A Nurse Is More Than A Career. It's A Calling.
I am never shy to admit that I am an oncology nurse, but I always dread the responses. I typically receive the comments of how difficult my job is, how much cancer sucks, or how do I deal with people dying.
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