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Work-related stress can cause both physical and emotional health problems.

Your Work Places and Stress This fact sheet is for people who are experiencing stress at work, or who would like information about it. Working can provide our lives with structure, purpose, satis...

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Started by ARVIN ANTONIO GUMATO PAREJA in General Discussion Nov 3.

what causes your work related stress? 4 Replies

I am doing an informal survey for class...topic is work related stress in nursing... in 1 sentence or more state what causes your work related stress. All responces will be used.

Started by kris in Ask an RN. Last reply by ARVIN ANTONIO GUMATO PAREJA Nov 3.

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Patient: "Nurse, I just swallowed my pillow!" Nurse: "How do you feel?" Patient: "A little down in the mouth" ---------------------------------------- A new nurse listened while the doctor was yell...

Started by Jill in Humor. Last reply by Anahi Lee Oct 28.

what kind of Hospice unit do u work at? 2 Replies

What kind of Hospice unit do u work at? Inpt, home care? If your Inpt what is your nurse to Pt ratio? When people ask you " Hospice? oooh how can you do that? It must be hard" What do you say to th...

Started by Brian in General Discussion. Last reply by Brian Oct 24.

S.O.S, New Graduate Nurses in the ICU... 6 Replies

Hello, I just graduated and I got a job in the MICU. Don't ask me how it's going! I'm still on orientation, and I feel so disorganized, and like I'll never be ready to care for the patients on my o...

Started by Sansann in First Year in Nursing. Last reply by Kristi Carnahan Oct 22.

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Forewarned; the Scare of Bleeding with Aspirin

Several studies have concluded that aspirin can help to ward off a second heart attack or stroke in patients who have already had one. Millions of Britons are believed to take a daily dose of the medication to act as an insurance against health problems.

But after carrying out a review of research, Dr. Ike Iheanacho said in a medical journal editorial that people with no signs of cardio vascular disease (CVD) should not use the drug as a preventative measure because of the risk of internal blee… Continue

Posted by ARVIN ANTONIO GUMATO PAREJA on November 3, 2009 at 5:49am

The Top 6 Ways to Facilitate Your Dissertation Writing Process

Dissertation writing is not an easy task and it is extremely challenging for almost all students. dissertation writing is the most important part of your degree. It requires dedication, perseverance, ability to do in-depth research and determination. writing your dissertation is challenging but not impossible and you should try to facilitate your dis… Continue

Posted by Rose Tyler on October 24, 2009 at 12:42am — 1 Comment

Tuition forgiveness in exchange for employment commitment after graduation

A 40, 000 tuition for BSN degree I am 'ooling for a sponsor for $40,000 tuition. In return with commitment to work for the hospital after graduation. I know some hospitals offer such programmes, but cannot locate any in the State of Wisconsin or Illinios.. I located few in Florida and Missisippi and Moussori. Students that are in those states have the chance to enroll in the programme and you have to be in schools in which they affillated with. Any help to resolve this issue will be highl… Continue

Posted by Teres brooks on October 21, 2009 at 8:30pm — 2 Comments

How to Find the Nursing School or Program that’s Right for You

Today is probably the best of times to have decided to become a nurse. Nurses are extremely in demand (the United States Health Resources and Services Administration projects a shortage of 213,000 nurses as early as next year, 2010) and the challenge and satisfaction nurses receive in their profession also is high.

It also doesn’t hurt that a career as a nurse is pretty much recession proof. Compensation also is nothing to sneeze at: registered nurses with just three years of experience can exp… Continue

Posted by Oliver Feakins on October 20, 2009 at 7:31pm — 1 Comment

Health Care Reform....

We continue to wait for the much argued over, debated, fought for, and no doubt still un-acomplished HealthCare Reform Bill. In the meantime, countless American are without much needed care. It is just so very appauling, that so many other nations are able to come up with a way of caring for their medically in need citezens, and yet, America is still lagging behind in that respect.

So many of us are left wondering, if this will ever be a reality, since those in charge of bringing changes, conti… Continue

Posted by Jean Davy on October 18, 2009 at 9:17pm — 1 Comment

The endless job hunt

I have recently graduated and have my license as an LPN. I have searched far and wide and still can not get a job. I have had only one interview and with no luck. You think after all the hard work you have put into school that when you graduate you will get a job right after. If I would have known that it was going to be this hard I might have changed my degree. It is really starting to get depressing and discouraging. I feel like that I would make a great nurse but noone will give me that chanc… Continue

Posted by Heather Freer on September 28, 2009 at 11:45am — 4 Comments

11 Ways to Pay for Nursing School

There is no denying that paying for college can be expensive. However, not following your career goals can be even more expensive. If you earn a bachelor’s degree, you can expect that your lifetime earnings to be one million dollars more than someone who hold a high school diploma or GED. Whether you attend college part-time or full-time, at a two-year or four-year degree program, or even at a short-term certificate program, you will need to figure out how to pay for your nursing education.

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Posted by Nursing RN, BSN on September 27, 2009 at 4:41pm — 1 Comment

First time post.. yes!!1

Ill guess ill start posting here.. This is the begininng .. Been trying toget stuff straight for the Spring Semester. .

I moved to lynchburg the beginning of september .. And have atteneded plenty of events at liberty.. I am already loving the school.

Well keep reading as I will update all the time.. while im on my journey to being a Nurse.

ttyla :)

Posted by Natasha Danielle Hudson on September 24, 2009 at 1:22pm — 1 Comment

Climbing mountains to get to the valley of RN

I've wanted to be a nurse since the day my mother dropped me off at a long-term care facility when I was 15 and told me "this will be good for you, and they need the help". I spent my day conversing with some of the most interesting and kind people I've ever met, the residents. I bonded with a lady who had little family and hardly any visits from them in the past 3 years she has been living in the facility. I kept in touch with her after I was done "helping". I decided I wanted to be a nurse. If… Continue

Posted by sara on September 23, 2009 at 11:49am — 8 Comments

LPN Graduation... On to greater things!

Nursing PN Pinning Ceremony August 6th, 2009

Last night was my Pinning Ceremony... Yes, finally. We made it gals!! It has been a long year filled with both good and bad experiences. August 2008 was one filled with lots of nerves. I was pregnant and terrified at how I would manage school, a toddler, and a newborn. Somehow, I managed to pull through a

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Posted by Kati on September 16, 2009 at 10:49am