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Contract Negotiation for Healthcare Professionals
Knowing your worth Andrew was a new graduate Family Nurse Practitioner. He was excited to sign on with…
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Infectious Diseases A to Z – Tetanus (Lockjaw)
Tetanus (Lockjaw) General definition and information: An infection caused by bacteria that invade the body and produce a…
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Powassan Virus Tagged as ‘Deadlier Than Lyme Disease’
Infections becoming more common, experts say The rare but deadly pathogen known as the Powassan virus has its…
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Infectious Diseases A to Z – Shingles (herpes zoster)
With this new column, Elite Healthcare will compile an index of various infectious diseases, with occasional highlights of…
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Survey: Social Norms Play Significant Role in HIV Screening
Nurses who work in supportive environments more likely to screen patients Recent survey results suggest that nurse practitioners…
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German Research Team Working to Allow Medicines to Release Sequentially
Key discovery for patients taking numerous medications Scientists and pharmacists have long dreamed of a scenario in which…
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Joint Commission, ICN Taking Steps Against Violence in Health Care
Organizations moving to de-escalate and prevent action against workers Recent events have prompted at least two organizations to…
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Infectious Diseases A to Z – Rhinovirus
With this new column, Elite Healthcare will compile an index of various infectious diseases, with occasional highlights of…
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The Importance of HIPAA in an Era of Social Media
In an era of social media, healthcare professionals still have much to learn about HIPAA. In nearly…
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Infectious Diseases A to Z – Q Fever
With this new column, Elite Healthcare will compile an index of various infectious diseases, with occasional highlights of…
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Targeting of Acidity Possible Key to Cancer Treatment?
Researchers at MIT seeking answers Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have found that acidic environments enable…
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Study: Texture Main Factor in Individual Reactions to Food
Research included over 100 ‘taste testers’ When you think about a favorite, or least-favorite food, what comes to…
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