Using evidence-based practice to develop a swallow screen for stroke patients
The author takes the reader on her step-by-step journey that resulted in a change in practice.
Practice Matters
Strategies for staff engagement within a nurse residency program
Are you getting the most from your nurse residency program?
How to comment on government regulations
You can get directly involved in developing public health policy by submitting your comments on proposed government regulations to federal departments and agencies.
The quantum edge: Emotional contagion
Quantum physics suggests that if you hang around happy people, you’ll be happier.
Protecting children by preventing falls
Falls are the leading cause of unintentional injury to children outside hospitals and a considerable concern during hospitalization
Improving patient education with Health Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
Learn how this tool helped an ICU analyze and correct flaws in its patient-education process
From our readers: Overtime is only fun in baseball: A somber look at mandatory overtime and nursing care
The author reviews issues surrounding mandatory overtime.
Restraints, patient rights, and the confused patient
Author Leah Curtin analyzes the ethics of a case of confusion and restraints.
In praise of nursing residency programs
The author explains how a residency can take the nurse beyond doing nursing to being a nurse in the fullest sense.
Pooling the power of goodness to create change
Commitment and compassion can do more to transform health care than any competitive business model can.
Genetic counseling, abortion, sex-selection, and autonomy—a response to readers’ comments
Author Leah Curtin responds to readers’ comments on one of her recent articles.
How to prevent falls among older adults in outpatient settings
The author provides tips for preventing falls.
Using evidence-based practice to develop a swallow screen for stroke patients
The author takes the reader on her step-by-step journey that resulted in a change in practice.
Strategies for staff engagement within a nurse residency program
Are you getting the most from your nurse residency program?
How to comment on government regulations
You can get directly involved in developing public health policy by submitting your comments on proposed government regulations to federal departments and…
The quantum edge: Emotional contagion
Quantum physics suggests that if you hang around happy people, you’ll be happier.
Protecting children by preventing falls
Falls are the leading cause of unintentional injury to children outside hospitals and a considerable concern during hospitalization
Improving patient education with Health Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
Learn how this tool helped an ICU analyze and correct flaws in its patient-education process
From our readers: Overtime is only fun in baseball: A somber look at mandatory overtime and nursing care
The author reviews issues surrounding mandatory overtime.
Restraints, patient rights, and the confused patient
Author Leah Curtin analyzes the ethics of a case of confusion and restraints.
In praise of nursing residency programs
The author explains how a residency can take the nurse beyond doing nursing to being a nurse in the fullest sense.
Pooling the power of goodness to create change
Commitment and compassion can do more to transform health care than any competitive business model can.
Genetic counseling, abortion, sex-selection, and autonomy—a response to readers’ comments
Author Leah Curtin responds to readers’ comments on one of her recent articles.
How to prevent falls among older adults in outpatient settings
The author provides tips for preventing falls.
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