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Well-staffed and empowered nurses save more lives on med-surg floorsBlog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2015/12/cpr-staffing/
… ion in policymaking and leadership, and low institutional support for nursing–had 16% lower survival odds for patients requiring CPR on a med-surg floor. See the report here and learn how we can help you strengthen nursing at your workplace …
A girl in trouble is a temporary thingBlog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2015/03/call-midwife/
… ers the 1960s. Last year’s third season featured more great scenes of nursing autonomy and skill, and it’s worth reviewing those. The show’s nurse characters continued to deliver babies and provide a range of effective care in their London …
The art of doing nothing, wellBlog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2014/12/the-art-of-doing-nothing-well/
… rse-midwives teach in the medical school in addition to the school of nursing. In the labor and delivery ward, nurse-midwives led a successful effort to greatly decrease the use of episiotomies and were co-leaders in developing new guidelin …
Not your everyday robotBlog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2014/11/not-your-everyday-robot/
… fully illustrated for patients on his body (right). That is a classic nursing assessment. Baymax also has remote, non-invasive scanning technology that enables him to quickly diagnose ailments, prescribe appropriate treatments, and take ste …
You can do it another dayBlog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2014/04/health-wagon/
… d laughing with patients. Pelley notes that “with advanced degrees in nursing, Gardner and Meade are allowed to diagnose illnesses, write prescriptions, order tests and X-rays.” And there is no real suggestion that they report to physicians …
“A Letter to My Abuser”Blog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2023/10/a-letter-to-my-abuser/
… s healthcare system is broken, and it broke our girl. Her passion for nursing had turned into a nightmare. Tristin was in trouble. Nurses are in trouble. Female nurses commit suicide at more than twice the rate of females in the general pop …
Message from RaDonda VaughtBlog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2022/04/message-from-radonda-vaught/
… aDonda VaughtP.O. Box 128Bethpage, TN 37033 NOTE FROM THE TRUTH ABOUT NURSING: Since it is getting late, unless you can overnight your letter, please use our form to email a letter–we will collect them all and forward them to RaDonda’s atto …
Could charting software be improved?Blog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2022/01/could-charting-software-be-improved/
… thoughts in our meeting. Please email us your ideas at epic@truthaboutnursing.org. Thank you. Do nurses take “orders”? (No) Regarding our request to end use of the term “orders” in the clinical setting When physicians or other providers use …
Bottomless wellsBlog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2021/11/school-nurses-covid/
… being asked to violate her professional responsibilities and risk her nursing license. The piece did a good job explaining her concerns, although it might have included reaction from the school board. Meanwhile, The Philadelphia Inquirer hi …
The Artist Currently Known as MarthaBlog
https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2021/10/martha-stewart-living/
… ur take on Richard Prince’s paintings, probably a minority view among nursing advocates, was that they were a provocative and arguably helpful commentary on the distressed, constricted state of the profession, both in media and on the groun …

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