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A framed cross-stitch reading “More Than a Home” hangs on the wall of a 1980s-style living room, surrounded by family photos of an Asian family across generations, symbolizing the realities of aging in place.
More Than a Home: The Hidden Realities of Aging in Place
Every morning, 83-year-old Joyce Chen steps into her backyard, where rows of bok choy, bitter melons, and scallions greet her. Joyce has lived alone since her husband passed away six years ago.…
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“Wait… What’s That Again?” — Closing Knowledge Gaps for Confident Bedside Care
The Scenario: Code Brown and the Mysterious Tube It’s 6:37 a.m. You’re on hour 11 of a 12-hour night shift. You walk into Room 204, and Mr. Lewis—your sweet-but-complex post-op patient—is tangled…
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Smiling nurse holding tablet with CareerSmart Learning message: Short Staffed, Still Learning
Short Staffed, Still Learning: How CareerSmart Learning Helps Nurses Grow, even in a Crisis
The Dilemma: “We don’t have time for education right now…” Sound familiar? Staffing shortages have become the background noise of modern nursing. Leaders are asking, “How can we possibly keep up with…
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Winding road graphic with a yellow road sign reading “Patient-Centered Route Ahead,” representing the path toward Joint Commission accreditation enhancements, with the tagline “From Obligation to Opportunity.”
Navigating the Joint Commission Accreditation Enhancements: From Obligation to Opportunity
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, one constant remains: the need for continuous improvement and accountability. The Joint Commission (TJC)—long regarded as the gold standard in accrediting healthcare organizations—introduced enhancements to its…
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Illustration of a pill bottle spilling various colored pills, symbolizing the opioid crisis. Text overlay reads: "The Opioid Epidemic: New Frontiers in Treatment."
The Opioid Epidemic: New Frontiers in Treatment
From 1999-2019, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly 500,000 people died from an overdose involving prescription or illicit opioids. Opioid overdose was responsible for nearly 80,000 deaths…
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a nurse is making a heart shape with her hands. In the background is colorful word bubbles turning into hearts.
Culturally Competent Care: Beyond an Interpreter and Venturing into Cultural Humility
After nearly two decades in the nursing industry, my default answer to the question of what constitutes culturally competent care is the use of an interpreter. Culturally competent care has been a…
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