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Modern Medical Equipment Inspires Confidence and Interest Among Rehabilitation Patients
An insightful conversation with Hryhorii Dunas, Director of the Halychyna Rehabilitation Center. Every day we see photos and videos from the front lines—feedback from our Defenders. But few people know what a patient’s life is like after an injury. Who is by their side, what hopes do they have, and what do they need? Let’s visit an institution...
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Workplace Burnout Survey- Burnout Without Borders
Deloitte’s external survey explores the drivers and impact of prolonged, unmanageable stress that may lead to employee burnout. Professionals today are undoubtedly feeling the pressure of an ‘always on’ work culture, causing stress and sometimes leading to burnout. Deloitte’s external marketplace survey of 1,000 full-time US professionals...
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The Role of Governance in Healthcare Quality and Safety
Governance in healthcare is not just about rules and regulations. It’s about creating a framework that ensures patient safety and quality care. As an integral part of healthcare management, good governance shapes the policies and procedures that maintain high standards in medical practices. In this article, we'll explore the vital role...
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Is Nursing a STEM Profession?
Keith Carlson Keith Carlson, BSN, RN, NC-BC has been a nurse since 1996. As a holistic career coach, nurse podcaster, writer, blogger, and well-known motivational speaker, Keith empowers nurses regarding personal branding; professional networking; entrepreneurship; resume, job search, and interview strategies; emotional and relational intelligence;...
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Video Game Addiction - What It Is, Symptoms and Treatment
By Stephen Smith Video games have been a big hit in America since the 1970s, starting with simple games. These early games didn't look as cool as the ones we have now, but many kids, teens, and adults still loved playing them. People quickly saw that video games could take up a lot of time because players wanted to keep trying to win....
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Young Healthcare Workers Face More Workplace Discrimination, Leading to Stress and Burnout
AUTHORS Morenike Ayo-Vaughan Program Officer, Advancing Health Equity, The Commonwealth Fund Laurie C. Zephyrin Senior Vice President, Advancing Health Equity, The Commonwealth Fund A recent survey of 3,000 health care workers revealed that younger clinicians ages 18–29 — nurses, doctors, dentists,...
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Safety in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing: How to Score With End-to-End Processes
The term “safety” in the context of biopharmaceutical manufacturing is ambiguous: On the one side, it refers to the safe applicability of pharmaceutical products in clinical settings. The products not only have to be effective, but the risks for patients upon administration need to be predictable as well, which is why tolerability is...
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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Rehabilitation ProgramsProgrammes
Rehabilitation programmes play a critical role in assisting individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. These programmes offer a range of treatments and support mechanisms designed to provide the necessary tools for long-term sobriety and improved quality of life. Evaluating the effectiveness of these programmes is crucial...
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Service Dogs for Hospital Patients: A Tail-Wagging Therapy
In recent years, hospitals around the globe have begun embracing a heart-warming addition to their healthcare teams—service dogs. These specially trained canines are not just pets; they are partners in healing, providing comfort, support, and even specific services to patients undergoing medical treatments. This article explores the significant...
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