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| Louisville Slugger |
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| It’s easy to let
Deborah Tuggle, MN, RN, a critical care clinical
nurse specialist, tell her own nursing story. It’s
one of family tradition and caring, entrepreneurship
and education and a passion for the best in all
of nursing, not just her specialty of cardiac care.
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| Experience Counts |
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| Marcelline Macdonald,
ME, RN, knows nursing shortages. She lived the big
one of the 1960s as an OB nurse in Billings, Mont.,
and has survived staffing crises of the ’70s,
’80s and ’90s, right up to today. Read |
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| Happy Endings |
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Wouldn’t it be great
if, at the end of the day, the patients got up and
went home healthy? It happens just that way in the
very real Hollywood world of Erinn Tracie Brown,
RN—at least when she’s working as a
technical adviser for nursing on television and
movie sets. Read |
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| Danger Zone |
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| The image of nurses is
almost always one of comfort, help and gentleness.
People turn to nurses when they are sick or in pain.
It is particularly ironic that nurses, whose job
it is to soothe and reassure, are the ones most
often in danger. Whether it is violence, hostility,
sexual harassment or discrimination, nurses are
near the top of the victims list. Read |
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