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Letters to the Editor

The right path

“If you know, you know”, a quote that still rings true, to this same girl who idealized the vision of becoming a…
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Reader reaction: COVID-19 safety

It was with some surprise I read the column “Practice Matters” from Dr. Grant, our ANA president, in the October edition of…

Elephant in the room

When there is an elephant in the room, introduce it… Those who watch the news, particularly CNN, have seen the COVID-19 ticker…

Hourly rounding policy

Dear Editor, Over the past ten years, new policies supporting “hourly rounding” were implemented in the inpatient setting and transitioned into nursing…

COVID-19 messaging

Many nurses have now been on the shifting frontlines of the COVID-19 response for five months, following the virus from hotspot to…
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