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What is an EHR? Electronic health records (EHR) are patient health information that is compiled in a digital format.  These are generated by the healthcare provider and can be shared amongst healthcare providers.  Before electronic health records, health care providers utilized paper charts and they consisted of mostly written documents.  Electronic health records were developed […]

Whether you are fresh out of school or are simply looking for a new job, resume writing is a key component of impressing an employer.  Your resume is a document that should change as you move jobs, obtain new skills and advance your education.  Your resume is unique to you and is a way to […]

In recognition of the world blood donor day, here is a closer look at the blood donation process and some frequently asked questions by those who donate. What is the process like for donating blood?  When you go to donate blood, you first register, and you are checked to make sure you are eligible.  You […]

Around the world, June 14th is recognized as the blood donor day.  The American Red Cross estimates that about 6.8 million people in the United States alone donate blood each year.  However, there is an ongoing need for continuous blood donations to help people with illnesses and injuries.  Here is some information about blood donations […]

CONGRATULATIONS ALEXIS! ALEXIS IS OUR TUITION REIMBURSEMENT WINNER FOR MAY! “I plan to get a job at a hospital with my CNA! I am grateful to get tuition reimbursement and I think We Care Online has a great CNA course! My experience with We Care Online was fantastic!” Alexis D. Students registered for a Nurse […]

Summer is here and that can mean hot weather for many of us.  It can be our first instinct to crank up the air conditioner just to stay cool, however we often later pay for it in our utility bills.  Whether you are renting your place, or you own it, utilities can be a big […]

The month of May is the National Stroke Awareness Month.  It is a good time of year to review what the signs of a stroke are.  According to the American Heart Association, in the United States, strokes are the fifth leading cause of death.  It is estimated that nearly 80 percent of strokes may be […]

Thank you to all our veterans and your families who have served our country and for your sacrifice for our freedom. Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States to honor the men and woman who have served our country and have died serving.  Memorial Day is celebrated on the last Monday in […]

Believe it or not, summer is right around the corner.  Many may already be enjoying the season!  Summer is a time of year when school is out, schedules can change, and people take vacations.  We are often not focused on maintaining healthy lifestyles, but rather on spending time doing fun summer activities.  However, you can […]

The month of April is recognized as foot health awareness month.  Having healthy feet is important to maintaining the health of your entire body.  Your feet are often overlooked because they aren’t in easy reach, like other parts of your body, and are often covered up with shoes.  However, by keeping your feet healthy you […]

What is stress? Stress is the reaction our body has to a threat or demand. Whether the cause is real or imagined, the body can respond in worry or fear. Stress can have positive effects to help you avoid danger, but it can also have negative parts if it lasts too long, it can harm […]

Reading comprehension, or understanding the information you are reading, is a skill that takes practice.  As we learned, there are steps you can take to improve your reading comprehension, whether you are a student or a working professional.  This can allow you to not only retain the information better but also improve your reading efficiency.  […]