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Numbers
Game
As parties deliberate over the perfect staffing ratio,
the wait for relief on the floor continues for California
nurses
By Ron Shinkman
September 19, 2001
'It
looked like a war zone'
Health care community mobilizes in N.Y., N.J. after
terrorist attacks
By Eric Rasmussen
September 18, 2001
Shell-shocked
Again
Six years after the Oklahoma City bombing, nurses and
medical teams nationwide try to find ways to help in
the aftermath of attacks by terrorists
By Cathryn Domrose
September 17, 2001
A
Walk on the Wild Side
Building on a solid foundation of nursing skills, med/surg
RNs adapt to meet changing work environments and patient
needs, whild hospitals face difficulties keeping their
ranks filled
By Cathryn Domrose
September 12, 2001
Stay
on Your Toes
Proper shoes and hosiery can help nurses avoid leg pain
By Phil McPeck
September 11, 2001
Crossing
Cultures
Russian nurses navigate the unfamiliar U.S. health care
system, finding career advantages and obstacles
By José Alaniz
September 10, 2001
Changing
Face of AIDS
As the 20-year-old epidemic presents new challenges,
nurses devise new ways to treat and educate a changing
patient population
By Cathryn Domrose
September 6, 2001
Bridge
of Compassion
RNs act as a vital link between physicians and families
of terminally ill children
By José Alaniz
September 4, 2001
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