Archive for October 2017
How Social Media Use can Help (and Hurt) Nurses
Living in a time where social media is deeply intertwined with our daily lives, it is natural for nurses to be inclined to use their favorite platforms on-the-job. While you may have sincere intentions when using social media, there are things that you should consider to avoid complications with co-workers, patients, and superiors. Here are…
Read More3 Surprising Facts About Hearing Loss
Did you know that hearing loss affects over 48 million Americans? This number may be surprising, but more individuals are diagnosed with some degree of hearing loss every day. Not only does the number continue to grow, but different types of hearing loss are also being discovered. If you weren’t aware of the number of…
Read MoreTop 5 Sights in Washington D.C.
Is your next travel nursing assignment taking you to Washington D.C.? Relocating to a city that you haven’t visited before for work-related reasons can be overwhelming; but if you’re in D.C., you can have all the fun of being a “tourist” in your new city while getting a great education about our country’s foundation. Best…
Read MoreOctober is National Physical Therapy Month!
National Physical Therapist Month (NPTM) started in 1981. Originally dubbed “Physical Therapy Week” in June of 1981, the month was moved to October so it wouldn’t conflict with the American Physical Therapy Association’s annual conference that was held each June. What is the importance of National Physical Therapist Month and how can you celebrate it?…
Read MoreArdor Health Named as a Great Place to Work for Small/Medium Workplaces
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Great Place to Work® and FORTUNE Name Ardor Health Solutions One of 2017’s Best Small & Medium Workplaces Coral Springs, FL At Ardor Health Solutions, our growth wouldn’t be possible without the dedication of our team! We’re proud of our team, and we’re also excited to announce our organization has been named one of the…
Read More3 Most Common Injuries Sustained by Student Athletes
As an athlete, many are unsure when they need to visit the doctor after they have sustained an injury. Often, they do not want to admit they have been hurt to avoid having to take time away from their sport. However, untreated injuries could result in permanent removal from their activity if they are not…
Read More4 Signs that Your Child May Need Occupational Therapy
If you’ve started to notice difficulties in your child’s school performance, you may think your child needs a visit with a psychologist or may not be using enough energy throughout the day. You may be worried and wonder what you can do to help. Even though you won’t be able to see your child work…
Read More3 Things Nurses Should NEVER Say to Patients
Nurses have one of the most stressful yet fulfilling jobs of all. Long hours and numerous patients to tend to is a lot for one person to take on. However, nurses must keep in mind that patients are highly vulnerable and anything that is said or done outside of the task at hand could be…
Read MoreA Nurse’s Role in Natural Disaster Recovery
When disaster strikes, the public expects first responders, nurses, and other health experts to drive into the scene right away and treat the injured. This expectation is natural; a nurse’s care is considered an ethical duty as outlined by Provision 2 of the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses, stating “the nurse’s primary commitment is…
Read MoreAre Pets Allowed on Travel Assignments?
Thinking about having someone keep you company on your next travel assignment? Traveling for work can make you a little homesick, and bringing your pet with you is the best cure when you are feeling a little blue. Having pets move with you on travel assignments is not uncommon; however, there are several things to…
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