I love Medscape. They have some of the best free resources on the planet.
However, when I read this article about RGS, I had to bite my tongue and wonder if this was some early April Fools Day joke.
Yes, it's a different kind of disorder for sure!
Stay tuned...
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
They're back! Nuggets!
No, not those nuggets or even these nuggets, but good old nuggets of news carefully dug up by yours truly while I'm wasting time, er, waiting to do something at home or away.
Enjoy them one at a time or all at once!
One hell of a clinical day
This story from Medscape describes a clinical group that worked the Boston Marathon this year.
I want one!
This study from Medscape, discussed an emergency environment which tested the efficacy of ultrasound to get IVs in people who are tough sticks.
Glove it, doc
This article (from DailyRx) discusses a recent study with children where they had fewer HAIs (Hospital Acquired Infections) when their doctors wore gloves each time they examine patients.
Are you stressed?
Maybe you live in one of the states mentioned in this Atlantic article. I was surprised RehabLand wasn't included in the top five. Oh, well, we can't win 'em all. We've still got crime and chlamydia!
News you may not have heard about
I found out about the Kermit Gosnell story in my local paper when they mentioned him hiring teenagers to man his abortion clinic. No matter what side of this debate you are on, this story is unimaginably cruel, particularly for the women involved, maimed, mutilated or even dead, because of this man.
And that's what it's all about...
No, not that song, kids! However, patient engagement is a hot topic in the news lately. I like this article because Mayo Clinic acknowledges people may not learn everything they need in one try.
More to come...stay tuned! And that's what it IS all about...
Enjoy them one at a time or all at once!
One hell of a clinical day
This story from Medscape describes a clinical group that worked the Boston Marathon this year.
I want one!
This study from Medscape, discussed an emergency environment which tested the efficacy of ultrasound to get IVs in people who are tough sticks.
Glove it, doc
This article (from DailyRx) discusses a recent study with children where they had fewer HAIs (Hospital Acquired Infections) when their doctors wore gloves each time they examine patients.
Are you stressed?
Maybe you live in one of the states mentioned in this Atlantic article. I was surprised RehabLand wasn't included in the top five. Oh, well, we can't win 'em all. We've still got crime and chlamydia!
News you may not have heard about
I found out about the Kermit Gosnell story in my local paper when they mentioned him hiring teenagers to man his abortion clinic. No matter what side of this debate you are on, this story is unimaginably cruel, particularly for the women involved, maimed, mutilated or even dead, because of this man.
And that's what it's all about...
No, not that song, kids! However, patient engagement is a hot topic in the news lately. I like this article because Mayo Clinic acknowledges people may not learn everything they need in one try.
More to come...stay tuned! And that's what it IS all about...
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Nuggets for November 12
Here are a few of the latest posts of interest I've encountered from the blogosphere.
Nurse William enlightens the masses on the duties of the triage nurse in the ER. Don't miss it!
http://nursewilliam.blogspot.com/2008/11/er-stuff-you-need-to-know-part-1-triage.html
The MERCI project helps recycle medical supplies that might be thrown away to help developing countries.
http://nurseattorney.blogspot.com/2008/10/merci-project.html
Dust in the wind tells us what it's like to go from nurse to triage patient
http://dustitwind.blogspot.com/2008/10/waiting-room-watching.html
Being on call from donorcycle
http://donorcycle.blogspot.com/2008/10/its-still-exciting-to-be-on-call.html
In case you missed it like I did, Nurse Ratched was featured last week in Colin Son's Medscape article in the Pre-Rounds section. Even though, the election is over, go read it.
Nurse William enlightens the masses on the duties of the triage nurse in the ER. Don't miss it!
http://nursewilliam.blogspot.com/2008/11/er-stuff-you-need-to-know-part-1-triage.html
The MERCI project helps recycle medical supplies that might be thrown away to help developing countries.
http://nurseattorney.blogspot.com/2008/10/merci-project.html
Dust in the wind tells us what it's like to go from nurse to triage patient
http://dustitwind.blogspot.com/2008/10/waiting-room-watching.html
Being on call from donorcycle
http://donorcycle.blogspot.com/2008/10/its-still-exciting-to-be-on-call.html
In case you missed it like I did, Nurse Ratched was featured last week in Colin Son's Medscape article in the Pre-Rounds section. Even though, the election is over, go read it.
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