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Leadership at All Levels: The Crucial Role of Nurse Leaders

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Their impact extends beyond hospital walls, significantly influencing patient well-being and team morale. Most nurse leaders are not confined to positions within hospitals but can be found at various levels, from experienced staff to new graduates, where they are able to impact healthcare policies, mold climates, and enhance experiences.

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A Day in the Life of an Emergency Care Nurse

We Care Online

The Role of an Emergency Care Nurse Emergency care nurses typically work in the emergency department (ED) of hospitals, where their primary responsibility is to assess and treat patients experiencing acute medical conditions.

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The Importance of Interprofessional Collaboration in Healthcare: Emphasizing Dental Assistant, Medical Assistant, and Pharmacy Technician Roles

Northwest Suburban College

Interprofessional collaboration has become increasingly important in today’s complex healthcare landscape, as teams of healthcare professionals working together can achieve greater efficiency, improved patient outcomes, and enhanced satisfaction for both staff and patients.

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Prediction explainer: what should clinicians consider when considering a new clinical prediction model?

Sensible Medicine

She collaborates with academics, clinicians and decision-makers to improve health services delivery. Early warning scores are another example, which are used in hospitals to predict clinical deterioration based on a patient’s vital signs [2]. His current research concerns improving statistical practice to reduce research waste.

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Nick Escobedo Reflects on Oncology Nursing

Minority Nurse

When Nick Escobedo DNP, RN, OCN, NE-BC , director of Inpatient Oncology at Houston Methodist Hospital, started his nursing career, he didn’t expect to land in oncology nursing. “I got to use my critical thinking skills, and I got to have knowledge of all the latest and greatest therapies available,” he says.

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Exploring the Benefits and Drawbacks of Nurse Residency Programs

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Unfortunately, this leaves many new nurses without the hands-on training and clinical skills necessary for success — contributing to burnout and high turnover rates that can cost a hospital between $55,000 to $85,000 per nurse. Nurse residency programs benefit both nurses and hospitals.

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A CRNA Career Path: Meet Bijal Chaturvedi

Minority Nurse

Nurses considering a career in nurse anesthesiology know the role is complex and demands a high level of critical thinking and commitment. Collaborate with CRNAs who may be perceived as challenging, as they often uphold high standards and offer valuable insights.