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Tordoff, Sandra L.; DiGiulio, Fazila B.
Read about one hospital's experience establishing an early mobility program for ICU patients with acute respiratory illness. The program successfully reduced respiratory and circulatory complications of immobility and patient length of stay.
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Goldich, Guy
Learn to recognize bundle-branch blocks, myocardial infarction, and common dysrhythmias on your patient's ECG, and how to intervene appropriately.
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Maiden, Jeanne M.
The technologically advanced, fast-paced ICU environment aimed at diagnosis and cure can increase the intensity of issues such as burnout, and can imperil patient outcomes. This article looks at the elements of a healthy work environment, and how you can get involved to make a difference.
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Simmons, Susan
Although Guillain-Barré syndrome often self-resolves, this paralyzing disease can be terrifying for patients and challenging for nurses. Find out about the latest treatments and how to support your patient emotionally during this difficult condition.
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Palatnik, AnneMarie
Nursing and the law is more than just taking steps to make sure your nursing practice is safe and legal.
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Wheeler, Erlinda C.; Pretzer-Aboff, Ingrid; Hardie, Thomas; DiSabatino, Angela; Saylor, Jennifer; Lucey, Rita
Anxiety and depression are common in patients who've received implanted cardioverter-defibrillators. In this study, researchers looked into how ICDs affect patients' emotional and psychosocial function, and what you can do to help.
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Robley, Lois R.
Difficult working interactions are part of nursing, but good communication skills and encouraging exemplary behavior can reduce stress among ICU nurses.
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Barto, Donna
Which ECG abnormalities are actually normal in a patient undergoing therapeutic hypothermia? Here's how to know what's normal, recognize impending problems from overcooling, and how to intervene.
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Innocent, Karen
Budget cuts curtailing your conference travel? Webcasts and webinars—recorded or live presentations—may fill the educational gap. Learn about the pros and cons of this type of virtual learning.
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Mehta, Marjaana
Perfect your cardiac assessment with this illustrated guide to assessing your patient's cardiovascular status through sight, sound, and touch.
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Bylone, Mary
Nurses need to stop considering lateral violence a rite of passage and learn to speak up and speak out against it. One nurse shares her experience and what she's doing to fight back.
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When ICU alarms cry wolf, and choosing a tool for assessing ICU dementia.
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