What does Magnet status really mean to nurses?
What does Magnet status really mean to nurses? By Susan Gallagher, PhD, RN, CBN Magnet recognition is often described as the gold standard for nursing excellence. Hospitals promote it. Leaders…
World Obesity Day: Addressing ARDS in patients with obesity through safer, more equitable prone therapy
Patients in the prone position should be provided with nutritional therapy to facilitate wound healing as well as to decrease the length of stay in the hospital, mortality, hospital readmissions, and treatment time.
Five medical procedures you can perform on a prone patient
Patients in the prone position should be provided with nutritional therapy to facilitate wound healing as well as to decrease the length of stay in the hospital, mortality, hospital readmissions, and treatment time.
Five keys Pronova-O2 can play in the role of nurse retention
Patients in the prone position should be provided with nutritional therapy to facilitate wound healing as well as to decrease the length of stay in the hospital, mortality, hospital readmissions, and treatment time.
Raising the standard of care and hope for breast cancer
Patients in the prone position should be provided with nutritional therapy to facilitate wound healing as well as to decrease the length of stay in the hospital, mortality, hospital readmissions, and treatment time.
How we can all inspire continued progress to defeat breast cancer
Patients in the prone position should be provided with nutritional therapy to facilitate wound healing as well as to decrease the length of stay in the hospital, mortality, hospital readmissions, and treatment time.
From controversy to consensus: A timeline of prone positioning trials in ARDS
Patients in the prone position should be provided with nutritional therapy to facilitate wound healing as well as to decrease the length of stay in the hospital, mortality, hospital readmissions, and treatment time.
Reviewing the evidence of ECMO vs. early prone positioning: What offers better outcomes in adult ARDS?
Patients in the prone position should be provided with nutritional therapy to facilitate wound healing as well as to decrease the length of stay in the hospital, mortality, hospital readmissions, and treatment time.
A call to prioritize patient and caregiver safety
Patients in the prone position should be provided with nutritional therapy to facilitate wound healing as well as to decrease the length of stay in the hospital, mortality, hospital readmissions, and treatment time.
A call to prioritize patient and caregiver safety
Patients in the prone position should be provided with nutritional therapy to facilitate wound healing as well as to decrease the length of stay in the hospital, mortality, hospital readmissions, and treatment time.