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Pharmacological Management: Type 2 Diabetes in Children
Type 2 diabetes used to be referred to as adult-onset diabetes. However, more and more pediatric patients are…
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3 Questions New Nurses Are Absolutely Going to Get Over the Holidays
Every new nurse eventually sits down at a holiday table and gets the same look from a relative:…
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5 Reasons We’re Grateful for Nurses
Nurses show up for twelve-hour shifts, holidays, overnight rotations, and everything in between, often absorbing the emotional weight…
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Caring for Patients with Mental Health Issues
Caring for patients with mental health issues requires patience, compassion, empathy, and neutrality. Mental health conditions can be…
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Managing Ostomies
Ostomy care is one of those nursing skills that combines hands-on technical competence with a genuine amount of…
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9 Benefits of Nurse Mentorship (And Why It’s So Hard to Find One)
Ask any experienced nurse what got them through their first rough year, and there’s a good chance they’ll…
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Bedside Manner in Nursing: Why Science Alone Isn’t Enough
Every nurse learns the clinical side of the job: the medications, the vitals, the protocols. But ask any…
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How to Get CEUs for Nursing: Where to Start
Quick answer: To get online CEUs for nursing, start by confirming how many hours your state requires, then…
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Is New York a Compact Nursing State?
Quick answer: No, New York is not a compact nursing state. New York has not joined the Nurse…
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Patient Dignity in the Hospital: Why It’s Not Just a Checklist
A hospital room can feel like an “upgraded jail,” according to nurse and disability advocate Andrea Dalzell. Patients…
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Is Kentucky a Compact State for Nursing? Your Guide to CE and Licensure
Quick answer: Yes, Kentucky is a compact state for nursing. If you hold a multistate license under the…
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Making Healthcare Accessible Is More Than a Checklist
Making healthcare accessible usually gets discussed in terms of ramps, elevators, and door widths. Those things matter, but…











