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- 9/23/2013
Different Strokes: A supporting role in the NICU
Sunnybrook’s parent co-ordinator guides families through the difficult early days of caring for premature infants - 9/23/2013
Leadership: A better way to build leadership
Traditional methods of developing leadership effectiveness aren’t doing the job. The evidence supports a new approach - 9/23/2013
Few C. diff cases follow direct patient contact
Current control measures contain but don’t eradicate the infection - 9/23/2013
Interrupting the surgeon may endanger patients on the wards
Residents give unsafe answers when paged during surgery - 9/23/2013
Nursing student’s first patient is her father; she helps save him after massive heart attack
Anna Kraemer, a 20-year-old second semester nursing student at the University of Kentucky College of Nursing, thought briefly about reviewing the steps to CPR on her smart phone, but there was no time as she dragged the unconscious body out of the car onto the pavement outside the UK Emergency Department and began CPR. - 9/23/2013
Press Review - September 24, 2013
Check out our review of recent healthcare stories in the media - <strong>Top Story: </strong>When the Patient is Racist. Read this and - 9/23/2013
When nurses become attached to their patients
Although nurses are taught to maintain emotional distance from patients, the "line between a professional and personal relationship with a patient can become blurred," RN Sarah Horstmann wrote on the New York Times' "Well" blog last week. - 9/23/2013
Are male nurses earning more? Action plans for female nurses
Throughout the history of the United States, in all professions, men have earned more money than women given the same position. - 9/23/2013
Surprising adventures in the driest desert on Earth
Haunting beauty awaits in Chile’s Atacama Desert