How nursing should tackle its image problemThe nursing profession has been subjected to an onslaught with criticism coming from all quarters and recommendations for improvement coming from those outside the profession. Doc-nurse relationships: A sore subject in sore need of a solutionA study published February in Nursing Management advised that education and training play a key role in conflict management so that nurses learn how to effectively mediate disputes themselves. Montreal nurses suspended over woman's death during childbirth Two Montreal nurses have been suspended—for two and four weeks, respectively—for negligence almost four years after a woman died in childbirth from a perfectly treatable condition. LETTER: Dear colleagues, don’t forget to retire LETTER: Dr. Tony Hsu was a hero to us all Turkish doctors strike after surgeon’s fatal stabbing Press Review - May 4, 2012 Echoes of past lives, shattering the present When one patient assaults another and each has severe dementia—one of our cruellest diseases—both are victims Nurse: Do we really need Nurses' Week? This editorial may sound a bit self-serving at first since I’m a nurse, but it’s certainly not meant to be. Cancer treatment and nutrition cookbook essential tool for patients, caregivers Shame, lollipops & screaming doctors How I came to realize drug reps are people, too Waging war against weakness to find strength You can’t soldier through illness if you’re dishonest about being unwell First Previous 192 193 194 195 196 Next Last