STROKE AWARENESS Month: May 2019 By the year 2030, 72 million Americans will be 65 or older. Our future generations will be older plus more racially and ethnically diverse. It is expected that [...]
Nursing Leadership in and of itself is inherently demanding and stressful. Nursing management roles have evolved significantly in the recent decade. In addition to increased administrative roles, [...]
Resume or Curriculum Vitae? These 2 terms are often confused with each other and many believe that these documents can be used interchangeably. They are in fact, very different documents with [...]
April is Autism Awareness Month Sesame Street, the beloved children’s program is shining a bright light on the disorder. Julia, a character introduced in 2017, has now been joined by her family. [...]
Transparency no longer refers to Casper the Friendly Ghost or those plastic sheets we used on overhead projectors. Transparency became a popular buzzword in the early 2000’s driven mostly by [...]
Little girls have long sensed the healing power of horses. It turns out this love affair may have some basis in fact. March is Brain Injury Awareness Month March is National Brain Injury [...]
USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO INFLUENCE BETTER HEALTH The NEJM Catalyst Insight Council, comprised of healthcare executives, clinical leaders and clinicians agree that building their social networks will [...]
In a field where 65% of healthcare professionals are women, only 30% are in C-suite leadership roles and women make up only 13% of CEOs. The closer one gets to the top, the wider the gender gap. [...]
LEADERS IN SPIRITUAL/PRACTICAL CARE Historically, Pastoral Care meant administering last rites or offering spiritual comfort at the bedside of a dying or terminally ill patient, often being the [...]
Cyber security issues in 2018 were no different than in the past with the exception of frequency. Positive Technologies, a global digital security firm founded in 2002, says 2018 was actually [...]
