Aug 23rd is Health Unit Coordinators Day Prior to World War II, hospitals were staffed by physicians, nurses, specialists such as laboratory technicians, and a
WeCareOnline has a NEW Medical Transcriptionist class starting this September. Medical transcriptionists listen to voice recordings that physicians and other healthcare professionals make and convert them
Organic or conventional? It’s a choice many grocery shoppers are faced with, over and over. The price difference is easy to see; it’s right there
On Oct. 30, 1990, The Doctor’s Day Resolution became public law #473. A joint Resolution of the 101 Congress designated March 30th as National Doctor’s
On Oct. 30, 1990, The Doctor’s Day Resolution became public law #473. A joint Resolution of the 101 Congress designated March 30th as National Doctor’s
The Home health aide career has gained a lot of popularity and significance in the recent years. Home health aides or nursing aides provide care
A survey of U.S. households conducted between 2003 and 2010 revealed that approximately 2.7 million U.S. residents are infected with chronic hepatitis C virus, according
Style 1 – The “Directing/Telling” Leader Situation: (Group members are – unwilling and unable)This style is appropriate when the members are new or inexperienced and
As if the actual nursing job is not hard enough, add difficult patients or co-workers to the mix and you may have a recipe for
Being Professional-The Hard Facts When we accept a job, anywhere, we are expected to act in a professional manner. In health care it is vital
The holidays may be over, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to celebrate. The new year comes with award season, college bowl games and, of
The holidays may be over, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to celebrate. The new year comes with award season, college bowl games and, of
Nurses and nurse aides are creative individuals. You have to be to do the job. There’s no nurse around that hasn’t had to get creative
Home nurses and aides are exposed to many of the dangers that hospital workers face — from tuberculosis to needlestick injuries — but are working
Many health care workers work while taking classes at community colleges to try to get ahead. For community college students, more than a quarter work
