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Got foot-in-mouth disease?

I read an article the other day about a woman who was told by her physician that she had a mass on her ...

Love is…

I remember when I was little my Dad would cut out those cute little “Love Isâ€¦” cartoons for my Mom. They would say ...

By Rebekah ChildFebruary 190

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Super bowl Sunday in the ED

It's historically one of the best days to work in the ED. People stay home to watch the game and dutifully ignore all ...

By Rebekah ChildFebruary 110

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How a code is like a TV show…

It made me compare and contrast that team work with the team work of hospitals. Think of the last code you may have ...

By Rebekah ChildJanuary 300

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Revelation or revolt? Computers in health care

A big push this year is to get the “EMR” goingâ€¦the Electronic Medical Record; which makes sense to me. You should be able ...

By Rebekah ChildJanuary 260

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The perils of procrastination

Although I should know better, I have procrastinated. On my CEs. Big Time. Like if I don't fix it by February 15, I'm ...

By Rebekah ChildJanuary 210

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Taking tests!

No matter where a nurse is in life, will we ever feel competent and at ease renewing certifications and taking ACLS and PALS ...

By Rebekah ChildJanuary 60

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Don’t forget to floss?

I brush at least twice a day and floss every day. I see my dentist regularly and never neglect my dentition. My husband ...

By Rebekah ChildJanuary 40

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Happy new year! Here’s to resolutions…

Well, its 2010 and a brand new year. I feel like I just did this not that long ago! I was pondering my ...

By Rebekah ChildJanuary 10

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The evolution of the holiday card

Holiday cards are an interesting phenomenon to me. These holiday missives seem to follow a pretty standard and predictable pattern.

By Rebekah ChildDecember 220