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BlogThe Benefits of an Online Nursing Education
What is the difference between an online nursing education and a traditional one, and what are other benefits to learning online?
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How to Become a Hospital Department Manager
Hospital department managers are responsible for staffing, overseeing operations, setting priorities, and managing budgets — among many other tasks — to ensure the hospital can run efficiently.
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Chaplain vs. Pastor: What’s the Difference?
Chaplains and pastors regularly minister to individuals by leading religious services and offering spiritual guidance with many shared responsibilities.
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What Does a Hospital Chaplain Do?
A hospital can be a frightening environment for patients as well as a high-stress work environment for hospital staff. Hospital chaplains help alleviate that fear and stress by providing emotional and...
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Hospice Chaplain: Spiritual Care in a Hospice Setting
Explore the role of a hospice chaplain in providing spiritual care. Learn how they support patients and families, their role, and the path to this rewarding career.
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Advocacy in Nursing: What Does a Nurse Advocate Do?
Nurse advocates use their positions of trust to protect the rights, health, and safety of patients. They work with healthcare providers, nurse leaders, medical administrators, policymakers, and...
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What Does a Population Health Manager Do?
Health is often thought of in individual terms, but population health managers focus on the health of defined groups. Population health management is the process of improving health outcomes of groups...
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Common Radiology Safety Concerns
It attacks cancer cells. It reveals illness or healing. It offers a less invasive surgery option. Today, radiology is a powerful treatment, diagnostic, and surgical tool. Radiology procedures can save...
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Nurse Communication: Tips, Tools, and Strategies
On any given day in a medical facility, the majority of registered nurses and nurse practitioners see three or more patients per hour. This means nurses can interact with some 36 to 48 patients in a...
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The FNP’s Role in Disaster Nursing and Emergency Preparedness
Disasters, both human-made and natural, can cause severe damage to communities and cities. However, registered nurses and nurse practitioners can plan ahead, strategizing how to help families recover...
