There is a myriad of reasons why nursing is one of the most rewarding, yet stressful professions in the world. Nurses carry a lot on their shoulders and in doing so, often neglect their own physical and mental health which can result in problems like severe burnout, depression, anxiety, and other ailments. As healthcare administrators…

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The world of healthcare has changed by leaps and bounds over the last few decades. Not only has the 21st century thrust the medical field into an advancing technological age, but it has also changed how healthcare providers care for patients. At this point, it seems the sky’s the limit when we ponder future trends…

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People who need to spend time in the hospital already have enough on their minds. They’re going through something requiring them to relinquish some control over their lives and put their care into the hands of others. Whether it’s for a long-term stint or for a test, appointment, or a visit to the emergency department,…

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Emergencies blare over the intercom. Physicians, nurses, and other staff members hurry through packed corridors. Visitors try to find their loved ones among dozens of rooms – such is life in a large hospital, especially teaching hospitals. Large hospitals are like little villages. People make bonds there, they laugh there, and they cry there. People…

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