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“Thunderstorm Asthma” Spikes ED Visits“Thunderstorm asthma” outbreaks have a history of overwhelming community hospitals and emergency services. Researchers recently conducted a study to determine if emergency department (ED) visits for older adults with COPD increased in the days surrounding a thunderstorm. |
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Don't you think we can all practice a little kindness?Caring for others has always embedded kindness in the nursing world, however during these unprecedented times, a new form has developed, a kindness in a new light. |
Quit While in Orientation (New grad)I am a new grad and just quit my first nursing job with less than 2 weeks on orientation. Just a little background, my first nursing job was as an ICU float RN at a level 1 trauma center rotating days/nights every 2 weeks (full time). |
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Team nursing?I am wondering if anyone has any experience (positive or negative) with team nursing. I am on a transitional care unit that takes care of post-CABG, critical drips, general cardiac patients, and ICU stepdown. |
Forced to Return to the FloorI've been working in a hospital and have been a nurse for a few years now. I worked in a Medsurg floor for about a year before I left and did something else. I eventually ended up as a nurse analyst and have been enjoying it so far for the most part. |
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