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Cory FoscoFirst it was the financial cliff; then it was the debt ceiling. Now, Americans are concerned about the sequester – although many may not even know what it is. The sequester entails approximately $85 billion …
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Cory FoscoAs the health care environment continues to evolve, nurses are asked to quickly adapt, all the while providing the consistent care that patients rely on. In addition to their resilience during changing times, nurses have …
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Cory FoscoElectronic health record systems are by no means a new technology. They do, however, represent a technology that is quickly making its way into nearly every doctor’s office and healthcare environment here in the United …
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Cory FoscoFew conditions faced by long-term care professionals are more common, costly or do more damage to a patient’s quality-of-life, than pressure ulcers. In addition to their devastating effects, long-term care facilities run the risk of …
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