Looking to keep your finger on the pulse of the nursing industry? Check out this month’s special edition Q&A Nurse’s Roundup. Nurses are working around the clock as they combat the coronavirus pandemic. Nurses on the front line answer some most frequently asked questions in response to this global problem.
Nurse Lauren discusses her Wellness Wednesday tips on the dos and don’ts during the COVID-19 pandemic. Make sure that you are getting factual and reliable information by following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendations on how to protect yourself and what do to if you are sick.
Nurse Lauren, content contributor of NursesNOW, gives her Wellness Wednesday Tips including 3 strategies for Patient Engagement.
The most common form of cancer in the United States is skin cancer. While some people may be at a higher risk, anyone can get skin cancer, regardless of skin color. Check out this week’s Friday Five on how to stay safe in the sun.
Nurse Lauren, content contributor of NursesNOW, gives her Wellness Wednesday Tips including 3 strategies for Patient Engagement.
Patients could save time and money if federal law is reformed to allow pharmacists to administer all CDC recommended vaccines, a new study released by the Pacific Research Institute found.
The 4th of July is a day to celebrate Uncle Sam, enjoy the summer weather, and spend time with family and friends. Keep these five things in mind as you plan your 4th of July celebration.
By Brett Coughlin – It was a no brainer for the HHS Ventures Fund to include the CDC’s GHOST project in its latest round of funding. There are about 3.5 million Americans infected with Hepatitis C (HCV), which attacks the liver and can lead to cirrhosis and other serious health problems.
CDC established National Influenza Vaccination Week to highlight the importance of continuing flu vaccination through the holiday season and beyond. This week’s Friday Five provides you with all you need to know when it comes to the illness, protecting against it, and what to do if you happen to come down with it.
By Miriam Kelly – The CDC has a mission to create the expertise, information and tools that people and communities need to protect and improve public health. To achieve it, we need to understand the massive amounts of data that we collect in order to communicate vital information to keep people safe and healthy.
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