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Today is March 5, 2021. Editor's Picks... 👨 Negligent Doctors, Bulimia, What would you do?, Pepsi Fight!, Travel Nursing, Pulmonary Nursing, and Download Nursing Specialties Ebook.
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👨 What Can We Do About a Negligent Doctor?
by Brenda F. Johnson, MSN
Reporting a physician is a difficult thing, both emotionally, and professionally. As I write this, my stomach feels sick. Questions roll around in my head about the “what if’s”. But if we don’t say something as the patient advocate, then who will?
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Coworkers Competing For Vending Machine Food And Drinks
by SilverBells, BSN
At my workplace we have two vending machines in our breakroom: one for pop, one for snacks. If you are wanting a Diet Pepsi or Peanut Butter Cups, you should head to the vending machines ASAP. These run out fast. Has anyone else noticed a "competitive" atmosphere when it comes to buying snacks at work? 
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Pulmonary Nursing
by dianah, ADN
Pulmonary (or Respiratory) Nurses specialize in caring for patients, from pediatrics to geriatrics, who have acute and/or chronic lung issues. According to ZipRecruiter, the average annual pay for a Pulmonary Care nurses is $84,491.
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All About Bulimia Nervosa (Part 1) | Knowledge is Power
by J.Adderton, BSN, MSN
I thought I would share some facts about bulimia and a little of my own experience with the disorder.
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Looking for thoughts/opinions of experienced nurses
by FashionablyL8, CNA
I love the wisdom and experience that so many of you possess, and wanted your opinions on how I handled a situation. What would you have done?
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Travel Nursing
by tnbutterfly - Mary, BSN, RN
Travel nurses are RN who travel to other parts of the country where there are not enough trained nurses to handle the workload. They work temporary assignments in one location lasting 8 to 26 weeks. In some areas, A travel nurse can make up to $3,000/week.
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