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Knowing how to reach your target audience, who that target audience is, is key to growing any business no matter what industry you are in. This article will provide tips and strategies for finding your audience and getting their attention.
Housing Discriminatoin can occur in any state in the nation. It is a serious issue, with federal laws in place to prevent it. It can still happppen, so it is important that you are aware of what Housing Discrimination looks like and how you can prevent it.
Over 1,000 dental professionals and patients alike confess their worst dental hygiene habits and what they dread about going to the dentist (yes, even dentists dread these things too!). And 27% of dental professionals said they brush their teeth once a day or less. Read more!
In March 2022, former registered nurse RaDonda Vaught was convicted of criminally negligent homicide and abuse of an impaired adult. On May 13, she was sentenced to 3 years supervised probation. What does this mean for nurses, especially during a nursing shortage?
Healthcare managers are uniquely positioned to reverse course and support the mental health of their staff. This promotes good patient outcomes and actually saves time and money. Learn how make changes to your unit -- or your own mental health -- today.
Being a Dentist isn't all smiles. Sometimes, the work feels like pulling teeth. However, there are pletny of rewarding moments too. In this article, dentists share some of the biggest bright sides of their profession.
This story portrays the real - life experience of an anonymous registered dietician, interviewed by a writer.
I know what you're thinking, and I can assure you that at the time, it didn't cross my mind that I was doing something wrong. As I assessed the patient, I quickly saw that they were able to complete my checklist of tasks. But I did not assess everything. This is my real story.
Do nurses get sued? This is the real story of an RN who was faced with a lawsuit after attempting to resuscitate a DNR patient, who ultimately died. This story tells how she felt her employer handled the case, the malpractice insurance she wished she had, and more lessons learned.
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