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Unkindest
Cuts
School nurses mark 100th anniversary, but they're fighting
for their jobs in a nationwide budget crunch that's
slowly squeezing them out
By Cathryn Domrose
July 30, 2003
Cold Calls
Hospitals sign up for unannounced JCAHO visits to get
a jump on new accreditation procedures — and to
assure continuous assessment of patient care
By John Leighty
July 28, 2003
Blood Relations
Advances in hemophilia treatment and careful case management
allow patients to lead healthy, active lives
By Janet Wells
July 21, 2003
The Skinny on
Obesity
As America's youth reach super-size proportions, nurses
find opportunities in weight management to help make
healthy lifestyle choices
By Cathryn Domrose
July 16, 2003
A Winning Team
Future NFL Hall of Famer credits his wife — an
RN — for blocking him from taking anabolic steroids
during his career, allowing him to remain fit and in
good health long after his playing days ended
By Glen Fest
July 14, 2003
E-valuation
Nurses
help patients sift through and assess online health
sources to find reliable and accurate information about
medical conditions
By Phil Barber
July 9, 2003
Bright
Horizons
New
graduates agree that the ups and downs of Year One have
strengthened their confidence in nursing as a career
(Last in a three-part series)
By Beth Ulrich, Ed.D., RN, and Michelle Paolucci
July 8, 2003
Prescription
for Privacy
New
HIPAA confidentiality rules change the way nurses handle
patient information
By John M. Leighty
July 2, 2003
Molecular
Matrix
Pharmacogenomics—or
targeted medicine—places health care at the cusp
of a revolution in personalized treatments, career opportunities
and new ethical issues
By Cathryn Domrose
July 2, 2003
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