February 2013
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January 2013
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Check out the latest news at Nurses PRN: →
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December 2012
12 posts
Get an early peek at some of the great things in... →
2013 Travel Contracts in Florida! Take a look... →
November 2012
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Tis the season! See what Nurses PRN has in store... →
Caring in Nursing: Tips to Staying Compassionate →
Politics in the Workplace – professionally... →
October 2012
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Alzheimer’s patients are usually only able to... →
Looking to travel? 13-Week ER and OR in Hartford,... →
Breast cancer prevention: What every woman should... →
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Nurses in the Community →
As professionals, we may have moments where we lose sight of the greater good of what we do each day; especially during the challenging days. Today is a good day to reflect how important your role as a nurse is in the community…
Cell Phone Story! Don't let this happen to you... →
Is Travel Nursing for You? →
August 2012
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July 2012
5 posts
Insect Repellent: What? When? How Much? How Often?...
BUGS! Doesn’t matter where you live… there’s no avoiding them. Read up on insect repellent… how much? What kind? How often? (Click photo for full article)
My Friend's Experience in Guatemala
Have you ever done travel nursing abroad? Volunteered your skills? Take a look at a friend’s story and share yours – we’d love to hear your experiences and see photos! (click photo to read full article)
June 2012
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: Things a Nurse Can Learn as a Patient →
nurse-on-duty:
When you’re already sick and encumbered, it is quite an insult to also be treated like a child. Give your patients dignity and respect and the ability to make their own decisions. Don’t less this confuse you with the need to sometimes be assertive. But adults deserve to make their own decisions…
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May 2012
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