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Record-Keeping Beyond Charts

Nurse Practitioners in Business

Clinical and Medical Records No surprise here Every practice must keep all records related to patient care, including progress notes, treatment plans, lab results, imaging, and prescriptions. HIPAA-related documents, such as privacy notices and release-of-information forms, also fall under this category. By Johanna Hofmann, MBA, MAc.,

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Is Nursing Students’ Mental Health in Jeopardy?

Nurse.com

They compared the data to that from an “other” category of students and faculty from fields such as dentistry, pharmacy, public health, and social work. “We are going to grow up another generation of students that don’t practice good self-care.” appeared first on Nurse.com Blog.

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Cold and Heat Therapies: From Traditional to High Tech

Nurse.com

Cold and heat therapies using traditional, no-tech tools such as ice packs or heated pads remain highly effective, popular treatments in inpatient and at-home care settings. When in doubt, people should consult a physical therapist or their primary care physician for a personalized treatment plan for their condition,” he said.

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All About IVs: Traditional and Emerging Uses of Drip Therapy

Nurse.com

IVs are so integral to patient care that it’s estimated over 1 billion of them are placed in hospitalized patients worldwide each year. It also eliminates the barrier of traveling for care for those with limited mobility or no transportation. In some cases, IV therapy can be administered at a patient’s home. “If

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Your Nursing Job: The Same Old Bed of Nails or a Comfortable Old Shoe?

Digital Doorway

Have you ever fallen into either of these categories in terms of your work experience as a nurse? These types of questions can lead to very interesting discussions about self worth, career development, personal and professional history, and how you view yourself as a healthcare professional and nurse. Is it fear?

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You Can Thrive In Nursing Jobs Outside the Hospital Setting

Nurse.com

Manheimer, who has worked in neuro ICU and urgent care, is among a growing number of nurses who have moved outside the traditional hospital setting. According to 2021 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, at least 33% of RNs now work outside the hospital setting with nearly half of those in ambulatory care.

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Gifts for Travel Nurses: The Guide You’ll Need This Holiday Season

The Gypsy Nurse

Either way, we’ve come up with a list of trending items that have been organized into several different categories for your convenience. Perfect for anyone interested in self-care, technology, clothing, accessories, and kitchen items, our gift guide has got you covered this holiday season.