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Stress Management for Caregivers
Healthcare administrators can reduce stress among the nursing pool by promoting communication and hiring ample staff members.
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What is Medicare?
As the economic and social atmospheres in this country evolve with ever-increasing speed, the health care field is no exception. Another election will take place this year and could cause any number...
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Family Nurse Practitioner vs. Physician Assistant: What’s the Difference?
Learn about the main differences between family nurse practitioners and physician assistants, including educational paths, job roles and salary expectations.
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5 Important Regulations in Radiology
As a prospective or current radiologic technologist, it is important to be apprised of events that have shaped the legislation and regulations that standardize the radiology field.
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Nine Key Figures in Radiology
Countless lives owe thanks to the technology that has blossomed from the field of radiology. As with all technological development, the radiological field wouldn’t exist without the work, study...
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What Is Imaging Informatics? Career Outlook
Radiology has been an important aspect of the medical field for over 100 years; however, many essential imaging techniques and components that medical professionals use today — including imaging...
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Are MRI’s Being Overused?
Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or MRI, exams are frequently prescribed by doctors across the U.S. for a variety of reasons, some legitimate but most unwarranted.
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To Save Costs, Hire More Nurses
Cutting staff and nurses can vastly decrease staffing cost, at least on paper. Yet studies are now showing that the opposite may prove to be the better strategy. Hiring more nurses can actually lead...
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A Comprehensive Guide to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
What is personal protective equipment (PPE)?
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Interpersonal Communication in Nursing
In most instances, consumers’ initial contact with a care provider organization starts with a nurse. Because of this, it is critical that nurses possess capable interpersonal communication skills.