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Proper Training Saves Lives
Is your facility meeting the requirements of the 2012 Life Safety Code?
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Be Aware of Potential for Skin Infections in Student Athletes
Healthcare professionals can emphasize prevention measures. -
ED Push - August 2016 First Issue
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President Signs Opioid Bill Into Law
A small step forward, yet much work remains.
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As Serious as a Heart Attack
A raft of federal proposals takes aim at how hospitals treat cardiac patients.
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Compliance Mentor - July 2016
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Pediatric Visceral Trauma
Trauma patients are often very difficult to assess, particularly young children.This article reviews trauma in children. It reminds us that children are not little adults. Their injury pattern and their response to injury are unique.
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More Than a Prince, Harry Is a Powerful Ally in the AIDS Fight
Don’t give up the fight. That’s the word from Prince Harry, who spoke Thursday at the 21st International AIDS Conference. -
Pokemon NO: Some Hospitals Ban the Game, Others Welcome it as Therapy
Hospitals across the country are concerned that patients may catch more than just a Bulbasaur.
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A B C’s of Treating Chronic Illness
How to build better quality care programs for chronically ill patients.