Tips For Doctors

You should do whatever you can to protect patients’ modesty and dignity. Many patients value modesty. Think about how you would feel if you had to strip naked in front of a bunch of people. Listen to patients’ concerns about modesty carefully and work hard to meet their wishes.

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Should U.S. States Mandate Nurse to Patient Staffing Ratios?

California is currently the only state with mandated nurse-patient ratios, although other states have deliberated on this type of legislation. In the public eye, the ongoing debate about fixed ratios is often framed as a labor dispute: overworked nurses facing off against tight-fisted hospital administrators. Yet nurses know there are issues at play as well, including patient safety, quality of care, and workforce burnout and dissatisfaction.

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8 Reasons Nurses Get Fired

Despite the huge demand for trained individuals, nurses still find themselves facing the chopping block. Whether considering a career in nursing, or you are currently employed as a nurse, learning the common reasons nurses get fired can help you avoid a day of judgment.

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3 Tips for Keeping Your Nursing License Safe

Listed below please find three common mistakes that have gotten many nurses an appearance before the Licensing Board. And this trio of simple tips will help you avoid making them. These tips seem like common sense but they are so easily overlooked.

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17 Tips to Improve Your Nursing Documentation

Documentation in nursing is a key factor in our role and responsibility as a patient care advocates. It is critical for determining if the standard of care was rendered to a patient to defend prior nursing actions. Failure to chart, omissions, and poor communication are hard to defend.

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5 Ways to Improve Body Language for Better Nursing Communication

In the healthcare setting, life-or-death situations can mean super-charged emotions, and it’s not just from patients. It can even be from fellow team members and your nurse manager. Hence, expressing these emotions properly is important, especially in different forms of communication in nursing. These include body language such as facial expressions, gestures, eye contact, posture, and the tone of our voice.

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Top 5 tax-time complaints from nurses—answered!

Tax prep is about as fun as getting a physical or renewing a driver’s license. Sorting through a year’s worth of receipts and paperwork can be confusing and leave you with the nagging feeling that you’ve missed out on meaty refund dollars or paid more than required.

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