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You do not have to be part of those nurses who complete their career with a lot of regretful mistakes. Many nurses can attest to doing one or two things the wrong way, anywhere from their choice of nursing school to the inability to get close to one of their instructors. All in all, a […]

When it comes to managing your time, many people feel like they have a crushing number of requests coming at them that make them a victim to their circumstances. “There’s always too much to do. Everyone just keeps piling more work on me.” Sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone, but you should stop playing […]

The answer to the question is very simple. For men, make sure to wear a simple shirt that is well pressed partnered with dress pants. If possible, you might want to consider wearing a tie. Just make sure that the health care company approves of such. Wearing of rubber shoes, slippers, or shorts are a […]

I am incredibly proud of my son. And aside from raising someone who is happy and healthy, I hope that my son is learning some special and invaluable lessons from me as a woman. Because one day, I hope he will be an amazing husband and father. 5 Lessons to Teach Boys 1. Women can […]

Still think heart disease is a man’s disease? “Heart disease is devastating to women too,” says cardiologist Benita Burke, M.D., Medical Director of Valley Medical Group’s Heart Care for Women practice in Ridgewood, NJ. “Unfortunately, most women are not aware of the dangers of heart disease, or of the steps they can take to reduce their […]

This month we get to learn about Bonnie Henningson.  Bonnie has been in the healthcare field for over 30 years.  Bonnie was attracted to healthcare by working as a volunteer EMT.  Bonnie’s mother was also a nurse.  She originally advised Bonnie not to become a nurse letting Bonnie know that the work was hard and […]

Yesterday afternoon, I walked into Mary’s spacious room. Mary is a woman who has few visitors and whom I’ve volunteered to spend a little time with every week. I greeted her, complimented her on her beautiful turquoise sweater and shook her hand. Then I sat down at her little table that was overflowing with books, […]

Yesterday afternoon, I walked into Mary’s spacious room. Mary is a woman who has few visitors and whom I’ve volunteered to spend a little time with every week. I greeted her, complimented her on her beautiful turquoise sweater and shook her hand. Then I sat down at her little table that was overflowing with books, […]

At We Care Online, we want you to be the best you can be at your job.  So we are adding new courses to help you be just that. We have added the following to our course offerings. These courses are Open Enrollment courses.  You can pay and join when you are ready – no […]

Many single moms don’t realize they can use the Head of Household filing status instead of Single status. Head of Household standard deduction and tax rate schedule are the second lowest after Married Filing Jointly and Qualifying Widow.  Higher standard deduction amount means less income is subject to taxes, and a lower tax rate means […]

Maximize Your Meal Lunch is the Jan Brady of meals: stuck in the middle, usually boring and sometimes ignored altogether. But it’s time to stop giving breakfast and dinner all the attention, especially if you want to lose weight. Recent research shows that lunch—including where, when, and what you eat—is a big part of the […]

Diets don’t work—healthy lifelong habits are what will get you weight loss, weight maintenance, and good health. Celebrate National Healthy Weight Week (January 19 to 25) by dropping the diet and picking up a few healthy habits instead. The concept behind Healthy Weight Week is that dieting is harmful to your self-esteem. You diet because […]