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Toronto Raptors coach Nick Nurse
Toronto Raptors coach Nick Nurse joins The Woj Pod to discuss coaching Kawhi Leonard, his long climb from the bush leagues of basketball to the NBA, Marc Gasol’s indoctrination into the team and much, much more.
Do-It-Yourself Health: How the Maker Movement is Innovating Health Care
Nurses are natural problem solvers. That's why MakerNurse encourages nurses to continue devising their own solutions, then give them the tools to create them.
Let's learn from our nurses and make medicine great again
13 Things That Only A Nurse Would Do
We asked our Funny Nurses family to fill in the blank after “You know you’re a NURSE when…” (above) and we got some pretty great responses!
4 Things Every NNP Should Know About Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Salary
As a neonatal nurse practitioner, or recent or soon-to-be grad, do you know what the national average neonatal nurse practitioner salary is?
Flu Prevention and Care from a Family Nurse Practitioner
We sat down with a Family Nurse Practitioner to get some tips for flu prevention and care for you and your family. The flu is widespread in 49 states.
How Nurses Save Lives With Preventative Services
Nurses Show Ways To Break Up Mucus In The Lungs
[MEDIA]<br>Drink hot fluids and do chest physiotherapy
Why Doctors and Nurses Should Meditate
According to recent research, mindfulness could cut down on the spread of hospital-acquired infections. #burnout #healthcare #mindfulnessmeditation
True Grit and Telemedicine: How a Nurse Saved His Own Life
This courageous nurse's story illustrates the value of telemedicine, bringing medical expertise to the remotest areas of the planet.
Why bedside nurses are crucial to stopping sepsis in its tracks
For nurses on the frontlines of sepsis care, recognizing the symptoms and when to initiate treatment bundles can ultimately save patients’ lives.
10 Things Nurses Wish You'd Stop Doing
Nurses are amazing (and I'm not just saying that because I'm related to one). No matter how achy their feet or full their bladders, they take care of their patients something fierce. They're often the providers that we interact with the most, both as patients and visitors, which means they're on the front lines every time one of us does something that can put a damper on a patient's care—or irritate the heck out of hospital staff.
How Nurses Keep You Safe During Your Hospital Stay
From admission to discharge, your safety is priority
A Nurse is Dying on Your Flight. What Would You Do?
ZDogg, MD, discusses the ethics of both medical and airline professionals when emergencies arise
How Long Does it Take a Nurse to Change a Light Bulb?
The question we have all been asking for decades. Now we finally have come to the bottom of it!
How Long Does an IVF Cycle Take? A Fertility Nurse Explains
One of the most asked questions about fertility treatment is how long the IVF process takes, from start to finish. A fertility nurse gives her IVF timeline.
Nurses learn to 'Stop the Bleed'
As school districts within the Lakelands discuss the most effective means of using the resources they have to keep children safe, they are also preparing for if a major crisis
What it's like to practice medicine behind bars
If there is a hero, it's not the physicians, nurses or therapists who work with them.
What To Do When It's Code Blue
Experiencing code blue in hospital for the first time is one of the most unforgettable experiences of nurses in their career. It can be scary for new nurses as it always happens unexpectedly. Every minute is important as the chance of revival decreases with time. There are trainings provided for nurses so they will be skilled …
