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Life Changers

FEBRUARY 2012 • FEATURE Canadian nurses who volunteer for overseas missions can find themselves in extraordinary situations: some are sent into war zones or regions rocked by natural disasters, others...

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Focusing Your Care

MARCH 2012 • FEATURE Working with clients with vision loss Linda is a 52-year-old with diabetes who was recently admitted to hospital with acute cholecystitis. Linda has experienced a gradual decline...

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Advocacy Inside the Maze

MARCH 2012 • FEATURE The conditions in which clients live their lives can go unknown by health-care professionals. But the influence of the social determinants of health cannot be overstated. Income,...

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Hospital Noise

APRIL 2012 • FEATURE Increasingly, it hinders communication and puts patients at risk

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Adding Insult to Injury

APRIL 2012 • FEATURE Why can it be such a struggle to get workplace accommodation when you’ve been injured on the job?

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On the Same Team? Nurse-Physician Communication

MAY 2012 • FEATURE Theresa Brown had been working as an oncology nurse in a busy Pittsburgh hospital for three years when a physician colleague approached her to say he had just finished reading her...

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Unauthorized Medication Collections on Inpatient Units

MAY 2012 • PEER-REVIEWED FEATURE By ROSALEEN McLARNEY, ERIN CASHIN, RICHARD CASHIN, CELINA COLEGRAVE and MABEL LUSCOMBE ABSTRACT Background: Unauthorized medication collections (UMCs) on inpatient (IP)...

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The Constant Flame

MAY 2012 • FEATURE To mark National Nursing Week and International Nurses Day, we present, from the archives, three articles that explore the life and legend of Florence Nightingale.

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Nursing in New Brunswick: On the Cusp of Change

JUNE 2012 • FEATURE As the government ponders primary health care reform, nurses advocate for improved patient access and a greater role in a province coping with an aging population and high rates of...

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Who Is the Clinical Nurse Specialist?

JUNE 2012 • FEATURE Valued for their knowledge, expertise and contributions to the team, clinical nurse specialists continue to struggle for role clarity

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Energy at work

SEPTEMBER 2012 • FEATURE Some nurses believe that using therapeutic touch and other energy-based modalities can improve patients’ health by balancing their energy fields

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Prescribing in Alberta’s Influenza Assessment Centres

SEPTEMBER 2012 • FEATURE Expanding the role of RNs to allow them to prescribe specific antiviral medications in a protocol format may be a useful adjunct in planning for pandemic emergencies

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Get on Board with the Research Ethics Review Process

OCTOBER 2012 • FEATURE An insider explains the responsibilities of researchers and reviewers in getting it right

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More time for care

OCTOBER 2012 • FEATURE An innovative program transforms wards by reducing clutter and cutting time-wasting activities for nurses

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Canadian Nurses Foundation: Fabulous at 50

NOVEMBER 2012 • FEATURE Marking a milestone in support for nursing education and research

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Improving Oral Care Practice in Long-Term Care

NOVEMBER 2012 • PEER-REVIEWED FEATURE ABSTRACT At Deer Lodge Centre, oral care practice for adult dependent patients often included the use of sponge swabs and liquid mouth rinse, but the facility had...

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