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As we age, our living spaces should evolve to meet our changing needs. Falls and home hazards are among the leading causes of injury for older adults, making it essential to create a safe, accessible environment. By implementing senior home safety modifications , families can help their loved ones maintain independence and peace of mind. Why Senior Home Safety Matters According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC ), one out of four seniors experiences a fall each year.
Your ability to attract and retain top nursing professionals directly shapes patients' quality of care. While the RN workforce is expected to grow by 6% through 2032, experts project a shortage of 78,610 full-time RNs in 2025. That means agency competition for top talent will increase, and agencies need to fine-tune their nursing recruitment strategies.
The March 2025 issue of the Journal of Emergency Nursing (JEN) delivers more than just evidence-based insightsit pays tribute to one of emergency nursing’s most influential voices, Dr. Anne Manton, who passed away in December. Dr. Manton, a fierce advocate for emergency nurses, served as editor-in-chief of JEN from 2013 to 2018 and was president of the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) in 1998.
Photo courtesy of the author. All rights reserved. Last summer, I embarked on a transformative 12-day hike through the rugged and breathtaking French Alps. Over the course of 70 miles, I traversed daunting mountain peaks, serene valleys, and unyielding landscapes that tested both my physical and mental endurance. But in addition to the physical challenge, the journey provided me with invaluable insights that I now see reflect so many of the trials and lessons faced by nurses every day.
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We are thrilled to announce that Lockton Charitable Associations (Lockton Charity) has selected Together for Short Lives as its Charity of the Year. The post Together for Short Lives is Lockton Charitable Associations (Lockton Charity) Charity of the Year appeared first on Together for Short Lives.
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We are thrilled to announce that Lockton Charitable Associations (Lockton Charity) has selected Together for Short Lives as its Charity of the Year. The post Together for Short Lives is Lockton Charitable Associations (Lockton Charity) Charity of the Year appeared first on Together for Short Lives.
Category: Fundamentals Naloxone is ineffective orally because its bioavailability is minimal due to first-pass metabolism. It is effective via intravenous, subcutaneous, intramuscular, inhalational and endotracheal routes.
Yale Universitys health system has established a new outpatient palliative care clinic designed for heart failure patients. The clinic is located on the Saint Raphael Campus of Yale New Haven Hospital in Connecticut. Current American College of Cardiology guidelines recommend that patients who have advanced heart failure receive palliative care. The new clinic will allow those patients to receive palliative care outside of an inpatient hospital stay.
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