Practice Matters
How to meet the challenge of disruptive patients
Disruptive patients can be challenging for even the most experienced nurse. Learn how identify those at high risk for disruptive behavior and strategies for…
Introducing the quantum patient
The quantum patient is an indivisible human being whose health problems might not be healed through traditional specialization.
Just culture promotes a partnership for patient safety
The authors explain how workplaces can move toward just culture, which recognizes that errors may be systemic rather than personal.
From our readers: ABC’s of evidence-based practice
A simple mnemonic can serve as a guide for the process of evidence-based practice.
Ethics and the quality of care
Leah Curtin discusses the issue of quality care from an ethical perspective.
Partner with interpreters to prepare patients for discharge
Interpreters are valuable partners when you need to teach a patient who speaks a language you don’t speak. Here’s how to achieve an effective…
Virtual visiting: The next best thing to being there
The author explains how virtual visiting helps keep patients connected with loved ones around the country or even the world.
Implementing bedside shift report
Implementing bedside shift report improved communication with patients and families.
Quantum leadership: Upside down
Human beings are intentionally directed energy. Leadership offers direction and purpose to that intentionality.
The most expensive one percent: A case study
What would you do? Let author Leah Curtin know after you read this case study.
Recognizing and stopping the destruction of vertical violence
Vertical violence between nurses and student nurses can have devastating effects on the student, the employer, and the nursing profession.
How to meet the challenge of disruptive patients
Disruptive patients can be challenging for even the most experienced nurse. Learn how identify those at high risk for disruptive behavior and…
Introducing the quantum patient
The quantum patient is an indivisible human being whose health problems might not be healed through traditional specialization.
Just culture promotes a partnership for patient safety
The authors explain how workplaces can move toward just culture, which recognizes that errors may be systemic rather than personal.
From our readers: ABC’s of evidence-based practice
A simple mnemonic can serve as a guide for the process of evidence-based practice.
Ethics and the quality of care
Leah Curtin discusses the issue of quality care from an ethical perspective.
Partner with interpreters to prepare patients for discharge
Interpreters are valuable partners when you need to teach a patient who speaks a language you don’t speak. Here’s how to achieve…
Virtual visiting: The next best thing to being there
The author explains how virtual visiting helps keep patients connected with loved ones around the country or even the world.
Implementing bedside shift report
Implementing bedside shift report improved communication with patients and families.
Quantum leadership: Upside down
Human beings are intentionally directed energy. Leadership offers direction and purpose to that intentionality.
The most expensive one percent: A case study
What would you do? Let author Leah Curtin know after you read this case study.
Recognizing and stopping the destruction of vertical violence
Vertical violence between nurses and student nurses can have devastating effects on the student, the employer, and the nursing profession.
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