Special Report – War on Pain
Nursing Strategies to Improve Pain Care in Veterans and Military Personnel
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Identify the vessel, recognize the stroke
Stroke signs and symptoms vary with the affected blood vessel. Here’s what you need to know when assessing suspected stroke victims.
9/11: Remembrance and resilience
On the 10th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, memorials in New York and Pennsylvania will be dedicated to remember those lost and…
Chest tube care: The more you know, the easier it gets
Many nurses find chest tube care intimidating—but it doesn’t have to be. Once you understand the basics, you can be confident when caring for…
Unraveling the enigma of irritable bowel syndrome
Common, complex, and chronic, IBS can markedly decrease the quality of life and work productivity. But by using an integrated approach, you can help…
What you need to know about bipolar disorder
Extreme mood and behavior swings, disrupted lives, reduced life expectancy, obstacles to getting help—these are among the effects of bipolar disorder. When you understand…
Tracheostomy care: An evidence-based guide
To promote positive outcomes in patients with trach tubes, nurses need to stay up-to-date on best practices and develop and maintain the necessary skills.
OUR READERS RESPOND
Kudos for Dr. Cipriano I love Pam Cipriano’s editorials. She cites interesting historical nuggets to enlighten us in the present. In her May…
Therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest
Until recently, the outlook for patients who remained comatose after cardiac arrest was dire. But therapeutic hypothermia is turning the tide. Learn the facts…
Teaching ostomy patients to regain their independence
Make sure your ostomy patients leave the hospital with the knowledge and skills they need.
Special Report – War on Pain
Nursing Strategies to Improve Pain Care in Veterans and Military Personnel
Identify the vessel, recognize the stroke
Stroke signs and symptoms vary with the affected blood vessel. Here’s what you need to know when assessing suspected stroke victims.
9/11: Remembrance and resilience
On the 10th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, memorials in New York and Pennsylvania will be dedicated to remember those…
Chest tube care: The more you know, the easier it gets
Many nurses find chest tube care intimidating—but it doesn’t have to be. Once you understand the basics, you can be confident when…
Unraveling the enigma of irritable bowel syndrome
Common, complex, and chronic, IBS can markedly decrease the quality of life and work productivity. But by using an integrated approach, you…
What you need to know about bipolar disorder
Extreme mood and behavior swings, disrupted lives, reduced life expectancy, obstacles to getting help—these are among the effects of bipolar disorder. When…
Tracheostomy care: An evidence-based guide
To promote positive outcomes in patients with trach tubes, nurses need to stay up-to-date on best practices and develop and maintain the…
OUR READERS RESPOND
Kudos for Dr. Cipriano I love Pam Cipriano’s editorials. She cites interesting historical nuggets to enlighten us in the present. In…
Therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest
Until recently, the outlook for patients who remained comatose after cardiac arrest was dire. But therapeutic hypothermia is turning the tide. Learn…
Teaching ostomy patients to regain their independence
Make sure your ostomy patients leave the hospital with the knowledge and skills they need.
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