Nursing News - December 4, 2010
Nursing care for people with dementia is in need of a radical overhaul, a leading think tank has warned.
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Saturday, December 4, 2010
Dementia nursing 'needs overhaul'
The long goodbye (The Sydney Morning Herald)
UNDER bright lights and the neutral watchfulness of a bank of monitors, a beloved mother is waiting out the second last day of her life. CareFirst offers scholarships for advanced nursing degrees (Baltimore Business Journal)
In this economy, many job-seekers have considered getting additional career training or are going to back to school to qualify for better-paying positions or to re-enter the job market. Four-month-old Ayla Adams has thrived on milk from her mom, Natessa Guyton. "It's the healthiest thing you can do for your baby," Guyton said.
Earlier success with Johns Hopkins patient safety tools repeated in 23 intensive care units in the Ocean State Using a widely heralded Johns Hopkins checklist and other patient-safety tools, intensive care units across the state of Michigan reduced the rate of potentially lethal bloodstream infections to near zero.
Steven Leckie and Erin Schmidt couldn't believe staff at Edmonton's Royal Alexandra Hospital called paramedics when Leckie suffered a diabetic seizure.
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