Dive Brief: Already in the midst of a nationwide shortage, nearly a third of the country’s nurses say they are seriously considering leaving the profession, according to a new survey by Press Ganey. The trend could exacerbate the complications hospitals have in hiring and maintaining their nursing staffs. Particularly troubling to providers is the trend… Read More »
Young adults who drink sugary beverages may be at an increased risk of developing colon cancer, researchers claim. The study, which involved 116,500 female nurses from 1991 to 2015, found that compared with women who drank less than one 8-ounce serving per week of sugar-sweetened beverages, those who drank two or more per day had… Read More »
It will take 1,500 nurses working full-time to do the paperwork as healthcare costs just went up $ 173 million each day, all thanks to new federal red tape. And that’s just for starters; those costs will grow. Why? Because an “emergency” federal rule requires thousands of hospitals, clinics, medical laboratories, and nursing homes each… Read More »
Dive Brief: More than 1,000 nurses at the University of Illinois’ Hospital (UIH) in Chicago are set to strike for a week starting Sept. 12, following a breakdown in negotiations over a new contract. The three-year-contract they were under expired Aug. 24 and was extended until Monday. The Illinois Nurses Association said safe staffing is… Read More »
dieet This process produce ketones for blood meter because it is. Rather, you need use the energy glucose to ketones. It is thought to be due to the shift from more accurate. Our History. The Ketogenic diet is a nutritional eating approach that can work really well for some nurses. The ketogenic diet is a… Read More »
Dive Brief: With no plans for another meeting between unionized nurses at Riverside Community Hospital in California and Nashville-based HCA Healthcare, both sides are gearing up for a strike Friday. It’s expected to last through July 6 — a day before contract negotiations between HCA and the union are set to begin. Citing staffing and… Read More »