Workplace bullying is a common problem in many organizations today and, unfortunately, the health care setting is no exception.
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Spotlight On: Deborah Dunn, Graduate School Dean and Center for Research Director, Madonna University
When Deborah Dunn first began to consider a career in nursing, the path many young professionals pursued involved getting an LPN certificate or job-specific associate degree.
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[Sponsored] Healthmark Corporate Profile – Going the Extra Mile
This year has been challenging for the health care industry, businesses and the way we go about our everyday lives. COVID-19 has made us all go the extra mile to think about patients, employees and everyone’s safety overall. Over the years, Healthmark has focused on providing innovative solutions for infection control to health care facilities.
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How ORs and ASCs are Reopening
As COVID-19 restrictions have loosened in most parts of the country, elective and non-essential surgeries have been allowed to resume at many hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs). While this is obviously good news for patients and health care facilities, the reopening process has been fraught with challenges.
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Spotlight On: Rebecca Votino, BSN, RN, ONC, Director of Perioperative Services at Magruder Hospital in Port Clinton, Ohio
By Matt Skoufalos Situated at the mouth of the Portage River on Lake Erie, Port Clinton, Ohio is a community defined by “the lake life,” said Rebecca Votino. Its population fluctuates seasonally, boosted by fivefold in the summer months, when vacationers flood the...
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Sharps Safety: Injuries Remain a Sticking Point in 2020
Where do things stand in 2020 with regard to needlestick injuries and sharps safety? Unfortunately, these injuries remain a serious problem in today’s health care environment.
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