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In a review published online Nov. 2 in the Journal of Clinical Nursing

Experience of Spouses Explored in Pre-Heart Transplant Period

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Uncertainty relating to survival, more responsibility, lifestyle changes linked to high levels of stress
Admission to a nurse-practitioner-staffed medical intensive care unit (ICU) is not associated with increased mortality compared with admission to a resident-staffed medical ICU

Mortality Not Up at Nurse-Practitioner-Staffed ICU

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No increase in ICU mortality, in-hospital mortality compared with resident-staffed ICU admissions
Roughly one in every five American health care workers do not receive the annual influenza vaccination

CDC: Too Many Health Care Workers Not Getting Flu Vaccine

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Vaccination protects both workers and patients
An intervention based on art therapy and clown visits can reduce children's anxiety at preoperative separation from parents

Art Therapy, Clown Visits Cut Children’s Preoperative Anxiety

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Intervention based on art therapy and clown visits can reduce pre-op anxiety at separation from parents
Training related to delirium is inadequate for intensive care unit health care professionals

Delirium-Related Training Inadequate for ICU Staff

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Only 26.8 percent of health care professionals reported screening for delirium on routine basis
Memories of delusions in the intensive care unit are composed of a mixture of fact and fiction

Memories of Delusions in ICU Include Fact, Fiction

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Four themes identified in delusions: family, dynamic spaces, surviving challenges, and constant motion
The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) is opposed to a Department of Veterans Affairs plan to unilaterally expand the scope of practice for advanced practice registered nurses in an effort to reduce the backlog of military veterans waiting for medical care

AAFP Objects to Plan to Expand VA Nurses’ Scope of Practice

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VA plan would remove provision that nurses need to be supervised by physicians
Critical care health care professionals have one of the highest rates of burnout syndrome (BOS)

Burnout Syndrome Common in Critical Care Professionals

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Burnout prevention, intervention needed to avoid negative impact on quality of care
Nurses and doctors commonly report problems as a result of surgical smoke exposure

Nurses, Doctors Report Health Issues Tied to Surgical Smoke

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Headache, watery eyes, and cough reported by large percentage of respondents
Health care workers who wear contaminated gloves can transfer bacteria onto hospital surfaces

Health Care Workers’ Gloves Strong Source of Contamination

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Clear evidence that gloves of health care workers contaminate hospital surfaces with bacteria