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Emptying bins and photocopying: nurses’ skills are too often wasted in general practice
Australians are living longer, but we’re also living longer with disease and disability. Half of us now have at least one chronic condition. As rates of disease rise, so does demand for health care.
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Essential nursing skills to navigate AI and automation
Technology, not additional staff, could be the key to easing nursing shortages and lowering workload stress. AI and automation are changing how nurses work—from charting and monitoring patients to ...
The Womack Army Medical Center Department of Medicine hosted a Skills Fair, Feb. 16, to help nurses refresh their skills and validate their competency in a number of areas as part of an annual ...
From navigating electronic health records and HIPAA compliance to applying predictive analytics, health informatics is now essential to the daily work of nursing. But aligning coursework with that ...
A growth mindset, emotional intelligence, and innovation create a workplace where nurses want to stay. A hospital or health system's nurse recruiting strategy may be successful, but retaining them ...
PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--University of Phoenix College of Nursing is advancing nurses' skills with its innovative Registered Nurse (RN) to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Competency-based ...
OpusVi and Laerdal Medical announce a unique partnership to offer simulation training and validation of competencies through the use of high-fidelity simulation mobile laboratories. Beginning with ...
As summer storms roll in across much of the U.S., we’re reminded that preparation is an absolute necessity and could mean the difference between life and death. Whether it’s a hurricane, a tornado or ...
Psychosocial care is considered an important component of quality cancer care. Individuals treated for cancer can experience biologic or physical, emotional, spiritual, and practical consequences (eg, ...
In a development that was years in the making, mandatory "continuing competency" tracking is beginning this week for Georgia's more than 9,000 registered nurses. The new system has long been discussed ...
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