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Paul Alexander- The Man in an Iron Lung Dies after over 70 years in and Iron Lung
Paul Alexander is widely known as “the man in the iron lung”. Paul developed polio in 1952 when he was just 6 years old. He had since spent over 70 years in an iron lung. Paul learned to read, writ...
Read more10 Easy Steps to Combat Nurse Burnout
Are you a nurse feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and emotionally drained from your job? You're not alone - burnout is a widespread issue in the nursing profession. But what exactly causes burnout in...
Read moreCoping With Grief--- Stories from the ICU
"The call was saturated in tears, weeping, and praying as they watched their father, grandfather, and husband take his last breath. I was crying alongside his family"
Read moreNurse's Guide to Patient Education
Helpful tips for nurses for providing patient education.
Read moreThe Importance of Multicultural Healthcare
As healthcare providers, we do not have the option of letting our opinions get in the way of delivering great healthcare.  We must do a better job in healthcare.Â
Read moreLearning Trauma as an ER Nurse
If you are an emergency nurse and work at a level 1 or level 2 trauma center, you are probably waiting with bated breath to get into trauma. Trauma is a whole other can of worms in the emergency d...
Read moreLanding a job in the ICU as a new grad
Let me guess… all your nursing instructors told you that Med-Surg is the only type of nursing you should be doing when you first graduate nursing school. Don’t get me wrong, I know a lot of people ...
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