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Telling Patients About Staffing Levels: Transparency or Self-Interest?
It’s a very busy Monday. Because of chronic difficulty in recruiting staff, the unit has only three-fourths of its RN positions filled. In addition, Mary Evans, an experienced nurse who always h… more →
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Does the Bible condemn homosexual relationships? Part 2
wrote 1 week ago: To continue my response to the extensive argument found on matthewvine.com, in which Vine says the B … more →
Does the Bible condemn homosexual relationships? Part 2
wrote 1 week ago: To continue my response to the extensive argument found on matthewvine.com, in which Vine says the B … more →
Does the Bible Condemn Homosexual Relationships?
wrote 1 week ago: Through a chain of websites, I’ve recently found a long argument that the Bible doesn’t condemn homo … more →
Does the Bible condemn homosexual relationships? Part 1
wrote 1 week ago: Through a chain of websites, I’ve recently found a long argument that the Bible doesn’t condemn homo … more →
Massage and Hormones
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Reading the following statement makes me think that massage is a great way to relieve stress. There … more →
Conservative troubles rooted in an affection for expediency
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Tuesday had a whiff of revolution about it. A question period that actually produced real questions! … more →
Ten unanswered questions on the Duffy affair
wrote 3 weeks ago: It’s not often that we reprint Liberal Party press releases, but there’s an exception to … more →
To Report or Not to Report
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wrote 1 month ago: BACB Guideline 3.02 Explaining Assessment Results Recently, a client planned to attend an upcoming I … more →
Telling Patients About Staffing Levels: Transparency or Self-Interest?
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wrote 1 month ago: It’s a very busy Monday. Because of chronic difficulty in recruiting staff, the unit has only … more →
The Arts and it's Power
wrote 1 month ago: Are all humans artists? Well, yes, we are. Because we’e been doing art in all shapes and for … more →
When taking a life get's personal
wrote 1 month ago: Ok with a title such as this one we could go either way right? Let’s get to the story right aw … more →
AJN’s May Issue: Telephone Follow-Up After Myocardial Revascularization, Hemodynamic Monitoring, Staffing Levels, Nurses Week, More
wrote 1 month ago: AJN’s May issue is now available on our Web site. Here’s a selection of what not to miss. Coronary h … more →
The slippery slope
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wrote 1 month ago: Last night I stumbled on a really interesting interview with Linda Manzer. Here it is: For those of … more →
Get the CORE Advantage
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wrote 2 months ago: Get the CORE Advantage - The Best Way To Ensure That Your Employees Will: ~ Act ethically, and with … more →
Issues Raised by Media Coverage of a Nurse Declining to Do CPR
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wrote 3 months ago: By Doug Olsen, PhD, RN, associate professor, Michigan State University College of Nursing, and AJN c … more →
When Nurse-Patient Boundaries Blur, in Fact or Fiction
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wrote 3 months ago: By Marcy Phipps, RN, a regular contributor to this blog. Her essay, “The Love Song of Frank,” was pu … more →
Environmental Ethics and Energy Equity Beyond 2015
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wrote 3 months ago: 3 April 2013, 8:00-17:00 Venue: Room 601/17 Mahachakri Building, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, … more →
Border agent associated with organized crime, ethics officer reveals
wrote 3 months ago: OTTAWA — The Canada Border Services Agency has fired one of its officers for failing to properly se … more →
PFGS Regional Meeting Cardiff: May 8th
wrote 3 months ago: In November we postponed our regional meeting in Cardiff. We’re delighted to announce that it … more →
