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There’s a new post on In The Round, Emergency preparedness in light of recent events in Boston, plus comments continue on the post, Second-career RNs. Keep sharing your stories – they are great!
It is not enough to base practice on one research study. A critical analysis of available research, putting the findings in the context of your organization, and adding the perspectives and judgment of clinicians and patients is imperative for true evidence-based practice. New articles have been added to help you in Understanding Evidence-Based Practice.
 "Hospitals have been using 12-hour shift schedules for a while, but there is more evidence now than ever before showing why such schedules can be problematic…" Read more in The 12-Hour Shift and Oncology Nurse Fatigue: The latest evidence about the harms of wearing schedules, and ongoing efforts to help nurses cope.
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This article will discuss signs and symptoms of Lyme disease, review the controversies surrounding diagnosis and treatment, and provide prevention tips to share with patients. Don’t miss Targeting Lyme Disease.
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Over the past 15 years, there's been a shift toward less invasive or noninvasive monitoring methods, which use "functional" hemodynamic indicators that reflect ventilator-induced changes in preload and thereby more accurately predict fluid responsiveness. Read more in Using Functional Hemodynamic Indicators to Guide Fluid Therapy.
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Review our Recommended CE list on providing quality wound care at the end of life, nursing information on the web, complications of cirrhosis...
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