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Experience Archives - Page 3 of 4 - HWRK Magazine

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By Kemi Oloyede, Adam Boxer, Emily Weston, Karl Pupé
| HWRK Magazine Verified
By Kemi Oloyede Diversity and Inclusion are two words with a lot of weight attached to them. But do we understand what they truly mean and how can we as educators genuinely embrace them in our practice? What do we mean by Diversity and Inclusion? We’ve heard the words ‘diversity’ and ‘inclusion’ for so many years. In light of everything going on in the world today, it seems like these words are used more and more on a daily basis, but what do they really mean?
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How new nurses' nail choices led to a newborn's heartbreaking fate

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By Debbie Moore-Black, Janice Phillips, Emily Weston, Yoo Jung Kim
| The Podcast by KevinMD Verified
A small, cliquish bevy of nurses was working their way through orientation in the NICU straight out of nursing school. They were happy and thrilled to be accepted into this specialized nursing unit: the NICU. Practicing good hygiene, washing hands up to the elbows with soap each time one entered a baby’s cubicle, and gowning and gloving was a standard and mandatory protocol before touching the babies. These were preemies in the NICU.
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A global exploration of palliative community care literature: An integrative review

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By Emily Weston, Diana Jefferies, Virginia Stulz, South Wing
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract Aim This review sought to discover how community nurses globally provide palliative care, with specific focus on how they manage the personal and professional stressors associated with caring for dying clients in the home. Design An integrative review methodology was used to gain insight into how community palliative care is delivered worldwide.
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