I'm not just a nurse,
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Nurse Abuse, let's talk about it! Abuse has many definitions; we will be focusing on physical, emotional, and discriminatory abuse. The prevalence of workplace violence in healthcare continues to increase; nurses are at a higher risk due to the nature of their work and involvement with patient care. Around 45%-94% of nurses experience abuse while working (Keller et al., 2018). Nurses are not only abused by patients; but also their employers and coworkers frequently abuse them

LET US TALK Maternal Mortality in the African American Women Quality improvement initiative for African American maternal health Quality improvement (QI) is a planned activity implemented and guided by outcome data; this outcome data is used to achieve rapid improvements in healthcare delivery (Tracy & O’Grady, 2018). Healthcare disparities are defined in the differences in access to healthcare, availability of medical services, patient outcomes, and the difference in the var

Covid-19 is scary, and we all want to avoid contracting the virus. There are a few things that you can do to help minimize contracting the virus. I will break this into two sections non-pharmaceutical and pharmaceutical. The first thing is hand washing. Handwashing is crucial and reduces the spread of Covid-19. Ensure that you are using soap with good surfactant properties and ensure that the soap is not drying; soap with high alcohol levels can cause dry skin that can eventu