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How Pandemics Affect Healthcare Workers’ Mental Health
While SARS and MERS, hasn’t helped us fight SARS-CoV-2, these pandemics may help us understand the mental health problems we face.
To do...
Is PPE Causing Your Headaches?
Wearing full PPE for four hours or more could result in a headache, suggests research published in Headache.
Researchers in Wuhan, China, surveyed...
14 Medical Procedures That Pose a High Covid-19 Risk to You
Some medical procedures carry
more risk of coronavirus transmission than others. Those that create aerosols
top the list.
An aerosol is a suspension of fine solid...
Today’s Sleep Affects Tomorrow’s Mindfulness
Mindfulness is when you purposefully bring your awareness and attention to what is occurring in the moment, without forming an opinion. What’s more: it can have daily...
Could Green Light Therapy Prevent Migraines?
Migraine sufferers are tormented by light; darkness is their savior.
Why? Light stimulates the brain and various light types provide different levels of...
Covid-19 Testing Prior to Medical Procedures Could Manage PPE
As we look toward a second wave of coronavirus infections and PPE shortages, the medical community continues to look for ways to manage supplies. Universal testing for...
7 Terms Nurses Should Stop Using — And 6 You Should Say More Often
"Just a nurse." This phrase is said often in healthcare settings, but it belittles the invaluable service nurses provide patients and the rest of the care team...
11 Nurses Share Why They Decided to Leave the Bedside
Understaffing, low-pay, more high-acuity patients, abuse from peers and leaders, physical injuries and burnout all drive nurses away from the bedside.
States with the Most Accommodating Laws for NPs and PAs
What it's like to work as an RN, NP, or physician assistant can change drastically from state to state. (Just ask a travel nurse!)