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Although sanders are often used as finishing touches for most hard surfaces, when it comes to healthcare facilities, antimicrobial coatings along with the sander would be the better option as the final touch for all hard surfaces. A few examples of antimicrobial coating are polymer brushes, graphene materials, and copper. As for sanders, the Black and Decker Orbital Sander and Makita Circular Sander are recommended to be used. All glass, steel or ceramic surfaces should be coated with photoactive pigments to reduce the spread of infections. As for hard surfaces, copper would be the best option as it contains natural antimicrobial qualities that could kill microbes such as

Vickie L. Milazzo, JD, MSN, RN, is founder and president of the Medical-Legal Consulting Institute Inc., based in Houston, which trains RNs to become legal nurse consultants.A practicing legal nurse consultant since 1982, Milazzo was one of the first nurses to make a career of legal nurse consulting.

How did you go from nurse to legal nurse consultant?Even when I was in nursing school, I knew I was interested in owning a business. I explored different options. One area I was interested in was patient education, and I did some classes for health care consumers. But the system didn't really offer the opportunity to make a business out of

Nurse practitioners work as part of on-site hospitalist team

More NPs are opting to take advantage of new acute care programs that can prepare them for work in a hospitalist model.

More and more hospitals are using in-house physicians and nurse practitioners to monitor patient care.

"Is this the wave of the future? Yes, because it is already the wave of the present," said Robert Wachter, MD, president of the National Association of Inpatient Physicians and chief of medical services at UCSF, where 20 percent of last year’s internal medicine residents chose to follow the school’s hospitalist track.

"The forces promoting it are only accelerating it," Wachter said.

Staff

Because all wounds are not the same, knowing the different phases of healing can result in better wound management and a smoother healing process.

A daunting experience for any clinician is the care of chronic ulcers that have not responded to standard wound care. The presence of edema, peripheral arterial disease (PAD), and tissue ischemia are often reasons that some wounds are hard to heal. Many factors, including pH balance, nutrition, and oxygen concentration, can also contribute to the slow process healing wound.

To understand why certain methods of treatment are successful for stubborn wounds, it is imperative to understand the pathophysiology behind wound formation and wound healing and

Automated couriers free nurses from routine tasks

The HelpMate robots, made by the San Diego-based Pyxis Corp., can cart around hospital items, such as food trays, pharmaceuticals, lab specimens, X-rays, bandages and blankets. They save nurses trips to cafeterias, pharmacies and central supply areas, saving hospitals the costs of human couriers.

Years ago, when the pediatric nurses at Danbury Hospital in Connecticut needed a treat for a sick child, they’d have to wait half an hour for a cafeteria runner or leave the unit to get it themselves.

No longer, thanks to a pair of robots named Rosie and Roscoe. Either one will cruise up in a mere five

Working moms and dads find that nursing's 'flex appeal' lets them balance a meaningful career and a family–and more hospitals are opting to accommodate nurses' personal needs

Karen Buenaventura, MSN, RN, said her desire to have children was an important part of her decision to become a nurse 16 years ago. "I knew that I wanted to have a family, and having a career in nursing would allow me to have the time to be with them when they were small."

Pat Marjavi, RN, raised two young children and two teen-agers as a single mother and a nurse. She usually worked three per diem shifts a week, often at

Nurse filmmaker chronicles the history of all-African-American hospital

The legendary Ida B. Northcross, formerly chief of surgical nursing services at Homer G. Phillips Hospital for Colored, appears in the film "A Jewel in History: The Story of Homer G. Phillips Hospital for Colored."

The story of Homer G. Phillips Hospital for Colored captivated Mukulla Godwin, MS, RN, about a year after the facility was gone. She heard about the St. Louis hospital in 1980 from a fellow nurse at San Francisco General Hospital. The nurse, Paula Rogers, MSN, RN, had received her training at the Homer G. Phillips School of Nursing and couldn’t believe that her beloved school had

Little things can make a difference

Keeping in mind the caveat that there are no quick fixes for burnout, consider these tips from professional healthcare counselors:

Ask your employer to establish a weekly or monthly support group.If an entire hospital unit seems to be fatigued, ask that a task force be set up to study solutions.If your job takes a tremendous amount of personal energy, try staying within the same realm, but moving to a less stressful role.If you are a manager, keep your staff informed about changes—it helps take away the sting. Also, allow them to give feedback, which decreases the feeling of powerlessness.Take advantage of any individual

Rising prices of prescriptions force older patients to make trade-offs

Americans, especially the elderly population, are taking more prescription drugs and paying more for them than ever before.

Donna Ignatavicius, MS, RN, a certified gerontological nurse in Hughesville, Md., has heard stories of older Americans who resorted to eating dog food, who subsisted on bread and water, who became malnourished so they could afford prescription drugs.

"It’s not uncommon," said Ignatavicius, president of DI Associates Inc., a health care consulting firm. "We hear the older adults say, ‘I’m either going to have to not eat so I can buy my medicines or buy food and give up my medicines.’

Planning: Phase 2

Career-Related Books

The Nurse's Career Guide and Companion Workbook, Zardoya E. Eagles, RN, Sovereignty Press, 1997

What Color Is Your Parachute? Richard Bolles, Ten Speed Press, 2000Career Planning for Nurses, National Student Nurses Association, Delmar Publishers, 1997

Nurse Entrepreneurship (text and audio tape) Judy Bluhm, PhD, MA, RN

Writing Well: A Nurse's Handbook. Ann Chalfant

Damn Good Resume Guide Yana Parker

Sweaty Palms: Neglected Art of Being Interviewed Anthony Medley

Career Anthology: Positioning Yourself for Success

Work With Passion, Nancy Anderson, Whatever Publishing, 1998

I Could Do Anything if I Only Knew What It Was, Barbara Sher, Bantam Doubleday, 1994

Finding a Path With a Heart, Dr. Beverly Potter, Ronin Publishing, 1995

Prevention MeasuresDo not shave legs before a pedicure.If you have broken skin or lesions on your legs, do not get a pedicure.Once you enter a salon, look around to see if the salon is clean, free of trash, and set up with clean, sanitized instruments.Ask or watch how the operator cleans the foot spas.If you have any doubts about the cleanliness standards at a salon, call the Department of Consumer Affairs Board of Barbering and Cosmetology at (800) 952-5210.

Having a pedicure can work wonders on your toes, but your shins may not fare as well. State health departments in California have been investigating numerous cases of an unusual bacterial skin infection

No one who watched Muhammad Ali struggle to carry the torch in the Atlanta Olympics can forget the devastation of Parkinson’s disease on this once mighty athlete. Those of us in nursing are all too familiar with its ravages. While it leaves mental functions relatively intact, it is devastating to the patients who lose their ability to dress or feed themselves or see their careers destroyed because they can no longer write or use a keyboard. It’s a disease without a cure, but the symptoms can be managed by medical and surgical therapies.

The British physician James Parkinson first described "the shaking palsy" in 1817. However, it wasn’t until

Searching for marketability and safety

What’s in a name? Would a drug by any other name work as well?

Certainly, experts agree. But a poor choice of name could affect the marketability of the drug, its safe use, and even Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval. With the stakes so high, naming drugs has become an elaborate process.

Developing a competitive drug name involves target audience market research and trademark and linguistic screening, said James L. Dettore, president and CEO of Brand Institute Inc. in Miami. The company is one of the largest developers of brand names and identities in the country. Dettore estimates that approximately 60 percent of

Poll reveals consumer attitudes about nursing

Ever wonder what patients, friends, and neighbors think about nursing? A Harris Poll asked about the public’s perceptions of nursing as a profession, what nurses do, and how nurses are educated. The results revealed attitudes that experts say could have far-reaching effects on health and education policy decisions in the next decade.

NurseWeek/HealthWeek and Sigma Theta Tau International, a 250,000-member honor society of nursing, based in Indianapolis, commissioned the public opinion poll, conducted by Louis Harris & Associates Inc. in June. More than 1,000 people nationwide were surveyed.

ScalePercentage11%21%31%42%59%63%79%820%912%1041%When They Grow UpUsing a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being very pleased and 1

Families, colleagues remember heroic nurses who lost their lives Sept. 11 in the line of duty

A group gathers at an observation platform at St. Paul's Chapel at Broadway and Vesey in New York City to view the site where the twin towers once stood. All that is left is twisted steel and construction equipment.

Months after the atrocities of Sept. 11, the number of nurses who perished and their stories are still coming to light. At least 10 nurses died that day, either as emergency services workers, World Trade Center employees or airline passengers. Four were full-time firefighters.

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Capt. Kathy Mazza–a former operating room

Nursing profession ranks low in desirability despite public's high regard for nurses

At a party where the conversation naturally turned to occupations, Kimberly Betzler, MSN, NP, RN, braced herself for The Question. "Oh, you’re a nurse?" her inquisitor said, genuinely pleased at the news.Then with a crinkled nose, "I don’t think I could deal with all those bodily fluids—I don’t think I could be a nurse."Most people generally are happy to learn that someone is tending to the sick and needy, but they’re equally happy it’s not them, said Betzler, a nurse practitioner at Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis.Recent surveys illustrate the dichotomy between the public’s perception of

HomeHelp   Name Your PriceOnline scheduling systems allow staff nurses to bid on open shifts Heather World Nurses and patients tackle nicotine addictionSurgical techniques to use when transfusion drops out of the equation In a typical shift bidding setup, prequalified nurses, such as Jim Hardin, an RN at Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System in North Carolina, can peruse open shifts through the Internet. Nurses may bid only on the facility in which they work, but they may bid on any unfilled shift if they have the credentials, which are spelled out in detail next to the bid. They are asked—but not limited—to bid on shifts in their own units first.When Jim Hardin, RN, creates a

5 Minutes WithHomeHelp   Sandy Summers, on media portrayal of nurses How did you get into nursing?I started as a nurses aide in high school and knew little of nurses’ work. At 16, the media already had me believing nursing was all about serving physicians and being a scut-work saint. Then, I saw a nurse decide to hold a drowsy patient’s Haldol and I was really impressed that nurses had such autonomy.I thought, “Wow, nurses can make independent decisions that affect patient health.” That was it.How did the Center for Nursing Advocacy start?In graduate school, we were learning about advocacy in our nursing leadership class and discussing how we could improve the

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