There are an estimated 200,000 women currently serving in active duty in the armed forces, and this number is expected to grow.1 In fact, the women veterans population is expected to increase from 9% to 17% by 2043.1 The prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder…
Read This Issue Now! Welcome to the 2021 Elite Learning Self-Care Resource Guide The Self-Care 2021 issue will provide you with tools and advice to improve your quality of life as a person and a hard-working healthcare professional from preventing burnout to practicing self-care…
Read This Issue Now! Welcome to the 2021 Elite Learning Careers Resource Guide The Careers 2021 issue will provide you with useful and timely information and tips from industry professionals that will help you grow and succeed as you navigate your career in healthcare…
While the true depth of COVID-19’s devastation won’t be fully realized for decades, it has taken its toll—and not just in deaths. In the U.S., a COVID-related death will touch the lives of nine people, on average, from immediate and extended family members to…
Results show considerable portion of women with anxiety during pregnancy A mother’s depression and anxiety from conception through the first year of the baby’s life is associated with negative developmental outcomes through adolescence, according to a study published in JAMA Pediatrics in September 2020.…
One doctor’s program for assessing health risk For months, healthcare professionals have studied and investigated the effects of COVID-19 across age, gender, and racial lines with mixed results. We know the sick and elderly are at greatest risk for extreme cases, and we know…
Introduction Senior Moments. At a certain point in our lives we start to experience these events. We joke about them, or we tease colleagues about having them when an indiscriminate component here or there slips our mind after a sleepless night or a stressful…
Almost six times greater risk in those dissatisfied with appearance Body dissatisfaction significantly increases teens’ risk of depression, researchers say. The degree of heightened risk ranged from 50% to 285%, according to the report published online Dec. 8 in the Journal of Epidemiology &…
Research recently published, originated in Sweden Children with depression are at significantly increased risk for diseases linked to mental health issues and early death, according to a study published Wednesday by JAMA Psychiatry. The analysis of more than a million people treated in Sweden…
Welcome to the 2020 Elite Healthcare Awareness Edition featuring advice and information to help recognize and stop violence in the workplace and beyond with a focus on human trafficking, violence recognition, domestic abuse, and bullying. Read This Issue Now! COVER STORY WORKPLACE VIOLENCE –…