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Recognition is Especially Meaningful in the Age of Coronavirus

By Bonnie and Mark Barnes, FAANs, Co-founders, The DAISY Foundation The nursing world has quickly shifted attention from the WHO’s proclamation of the ...

By Scrubs EditorMay 50

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After Losing My Husband to Cancer, Nursing Saved My Life

By Sara Weging. I always knew I was meant to help people, but it wasn’t until I met a very special person that ...

By Scrubs EditorOctober 250

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Childhood Cancer Survivor Returns To Hospital As Nurse More Than 20 Years Later

Montana Brown works as a staff nurse in Atlanta, Georgia. The 25-year-old, is a two-time childhood cancer survivor from Atlanta. Brown is not ...

By Scrubs EditorOctober 220

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Raising Awareness Of Childhood Cancer

Many people know someone who has or had cancer at one point in their lives. Because it’s such a terrible, debilitating disease, it’s ...

By Scrubs EditorSeptember 10

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A nurse’s enemy #1—Murphy

Can you relate to the phrase "Everything that can go wrong will go wrong"? Of course you can. You're a nurse.

By Scrubs EditorJune 20

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The History of Nurses Week

Mike Singer, CEO (Cherokee, Dickies, HeartSoul, Disney, ELLE) greets President Ronald Reagan at the White House in 1988 Nurses Week, as we know ...

By Scrubs EditorMay 70

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What Do Your Street Clothes Say About You? The Psychology of Color

For health, safety, and dress code reasons, the majority of us wear scrubs at work. While there are some pretty cute scrubs available ...

By Scrubs EditorMarch 170

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How to Destroy a Great ER: A Step by Step Guide

Article from KevinMD by Thomas Paine, MD & Physician ___ I took a fantastic emergency medicine (EM) job when I finished residency. There was no question ...

By Scrubs EditorMarch 40

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12 things you can do at the end of your shift to help the incoming nurses

Your fellow nurses describe the kind acts they perform so the incoming shift won't feel entirely overwhelmed.

By Scrubs EditorFebruary 250

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12 Tips For Nurses Working The Overnighter

Working an overnight shift can take some getting used to and isn’t always an easy transition for an internal clock that is used to ...

By Scrubs EditorFebruary 220

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Recognition is Especially Meaningful in the Age of Coronavirus

After Losing My Husband to Cancer, Nursing Saved My Life

Childhood Cancer Survivor Returns To Hospital As Nurse More Than 20 Years Later

Raising Awareness Of Childhood Cancer

A nurse’s enemy #1—Murphy

The History of Nurses Week

What Do Your Street Clothes Say About You? The Psychology of Color

How to Destroy a Great ER: A Step by Step Guide

12 things you can do at the end of your shift to help the incoming nurses

12 Tips For Nurses Working The Overnighter

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