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By K. Joanne McGlown, 07 September 2010 A call to action …
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By K. Joanne McGlown, 02 September 2010 Making new friends and talking of nursing …
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By K. Joanne McGlown, 01 September 2010 And so it begins …
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| 19 August 2010 Fewer than half of Golden State adolescents vaccinated against meningococcal disease. |
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By James E. Mattson, 04 August 2010 Social determinants, not disease management, are key. (open access) |
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By Robyn Madsen Baran, 12 July 2010 California dreaming? For this Californian, the dream is community nursing in SE Asia. (open access) |
| 01 June 2010 Association focuses on psychosocial needs of Haitians. |
| 19 May 2010 Never give up, says ‘American Hero’ Terri Moore |
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By Sherylyn M. Watson, 14 May 2010 Looking for a good reason to leave your comfort zone? (open access) |
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By Jane Palmer, 12 May 2010 More than 100 volunteers aid in disaster relief. |
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By Jane Palmer, 11 May 2010 Disaster relief leads to new perspective for surgical nurse |
| 22 April 2010 As the world observes Earth Day, Sisters of Mercy Health System is counting the benefits of going green. |
| 05 February 2010 Nurses at U of Michigan and Johns Hopkins find ways to aid nation in turmoil. |
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By Savitri Singh-Carlson, 20 January 2010 Exposure to diverse public health settings fosters student passion and understanding. |
| 14 January 2010 Pregnant women especially vulnerable following earthquake |
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By Clarann Weinert, SC, 23 December 2009 There are still hurdles, but rural nursing science is moving in the right direction. |
| 19 November 2009 Bernadette Melnyk, dean of ASU nursing, serves on l6-member panel |
| 30 October 2009 Awards recognize service, sacrifice and innovation |
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By Jane Palmer, 16 October 2009 Parish-based multidisciplinary team serves the underserved with respect and compassion. |
| 31 August 2009 Group represents nursing, dentistry, medicine and pharmacy |
| 19 August 2009 Raises bar above 2008-09 rates |
| 06 August 2009 Protest follows first nurse death from H1N1 |
| 22 May 2009 Her mission: To help the people of Afghanistan and contribute to the reconstruction of that war-torn nation. |
| 16 May 2009 Research by Anne Teitelman helps bridge the gap between fact and fiction about HIV and STIs. |
| 04 May 2009 Any active member of STTI can participate in these communities. |
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By Elicia E. Egozcue, 02 April 2009 After caring for terminally ill family members, her passion became her mission. |
| 26 March 2009 School of Nursing faculty and students from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville are participating in a campaign that challenges residents to embrace wellness. |
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By Darlene Sredl, 19 December 2008 For years, she had a secret ambition. Even her husband didn’t know. |
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By Shela Akbar Ali Hirani, 21 November 2008 Through knowledge, support and advocacy, nurses empower the powerless. |
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By Sandra A. Cavanaugh-Sutkus, 20 November 2008 Their mission? Provide basic medical care and learn about another culture. They also learned about alternative medicine. |
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By Kim Larson and Melissa Ott, 02 October 2008 Thirteen nursing students go beyond textbooks and the Internet to experience this Central American country firsthand. |
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By Elizabeth Valente, 20 August 2008 Family nurse practitioner students build bridges between cultures. |
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By Elizabeth Zicari, 20 August 2008 Throughout her career, the author has found that culturally congruent care enhances community health and well-being. |
| 20 August 2008 In March 2007, Kathleen Sassi took her first voyage with Aloha Medical Mission, which provides medical assistance to islands in the Pacific. Many of the islands have neither electricity nor running water, and disease is widespread. |
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By Nancy Wesenberg, 04 August 2008 For Sarah Gieschen, who spent a month in Liberia as a volunteer nurse based on the world’s largest nongovernmental hospital ship, singing was a bridge to serving. |
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By Marian Condon, 27 May 2008 These heroes seek to reduce more than 2 millions tons of hospital waste produced annually. |
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By James E. Mattson, 27 May 2008 No history of Canadian nursing is complete if it doesn’t mention the contributions of Helen Glass. |
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By Juli C. Maxworthy, 27 May 2008 If poor hygiene fosters disease, why are hospitals so non-compliant with hand washing? |
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By Jane Palmer, 27 May 2008 Eighteen members of a humanitarian mission to the Dominican Republic find out what it’s like on the other side of paradise. |
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By James E. Mattson, 01 September 2006 She is a pioneer in nursing informatics. Now, as chief nurse officer of the U.S. Public Health Service, Carol Romano is drawing upon her years of experience to provide nursing policy advice and consultation to the Office of the Surgeon General, while representing the U.S. Public Health Service at state, national and international levels. |
| 02 June 2006 Nurse activists from California, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Illinois, New Jersey and Kentucky attended annual shareholder meetings of tobacco companies Altria/Philip Morris and Reynolds American. |
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By Susan C. Benedict, 03 March 2006 Susan Benedict, professor of nursing at Medical University of South Carolina, provides an overview of daily struggles experienced by members of the Dalits caste in India, also known as the Untouchables, and efforts by health professionals from MUSC to relieve some of their health needs. |
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By Bhungani ka Mzolo, 03 March 2006 Bhungani ka Mzolo, nurse, member of the Africa Honor Society and spokesperson for the Gauteng [Province] Health Department in South Africa, reviews the history of apartheid in South Africa and describes one initiative that nation is taking to offset the negative impact of nursing migration. |
| 03 March 2006 The Tobacco-Free Nurses Initiative, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, was developed to help nurses stop smoking. |
| Meet some of your amazing colleagues. (open access) |
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