Short Heart Health Programs Improve Life Expectancy and Reduce Hospitalizations
posted by kmarshall 470 days 13 hours 53 minutes ago
Secondary prevention programs for coronary heart disease that contain less than 10 hours contact with health professionals and those provided by family doctors are just as effective in saving lives as more expensive, longer and more specialized hospital-based alternatives, according to cardiovascular researchers at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada.
Read more...Little Rock Nurse Practitioner Receives Award Of Excellence In Community Service
posted by andy12 497 days 9 hours 50 minutes ago
The Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) presented its Award of Excellence in Community Service to Stephanie Wyatt, WHNP, APN.
Read more...Nurses' 'pay hopes to be dashed'
posted by annie1980 497 days 9 hours 47 minutes ago
Hopes among nurses that the revamp of government could signal a change of heart over the staging of their pay rise are likely to be dashed.
Read more...Violence in nursing homes an understudied threat
posted by amanda 493 days 15 hours 17 minutes ago
While the traditional view of elder abuse in nursing homes involves staff harming residents, new research suggests residents may have more to fear from their peers.
Read more...Sharp nurses ratify new contract, including pay, benefits increases
posted by jlittle 489 days 16 hours 46 minutes ago
Sharp Healthcare union nurses ratified a new three-year contract Thursday that includes wage increases and retirement benefit gains but not a requirement sought by labor leaders for all staff nurses to join the union.
Read more...American Society Of PeriAnesthesia Nurses Launches New Geriatric Web Resource, USA
posted by andrewmartin 478 days 14 hours 13 minutes ago
The American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses Association is launching its geriatric web resource available at http://www.aspan.org.
Read more...Nurse shortage hits mental care
posted by stephenhyatt 472 days 15 hours 43 minutes ago
Mental health patients' care is being threatened by nursing staff shortages, nurses say.
Read more...Nurses Need More Obesity Training
posted by marcusy56 472 days 15 hours 42 minutes ago
Better training is needed for primary care nurses to help them support obese patients, new research has found.
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