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Executive Editor @HuffPost. Past lives: @TheOnion & @ForeignPolicy // Mama to two sweet girls. Proud @UF alum.
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I’m A Mom To Two Tweens — Trust Me, Don’t Let Prime Day End Without Shopping These Deals

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By Kate Palmer Verified
| Flipboard
Every Mom (Including Myself) Knows This Is the Best Vitamin Gummy for Picky Eaters—Here’s Why As a mom of two, to a 10-year-old and a 6-month-old, I know how hard it can be to ensure kids get their nutrients, especially when their diets …
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A Transdisciplinary Allied Health “Flying Squad” to Overcome Non-Medical Barriers to Discharge From Hospital: A Feasibility Study

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By Aruska N. D'Souza, James FitzPatrick, James Fitzpatrick, Kate Palmer Verified
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Hospitalised patients may be medically ready to return home, but may face barriers to discharge such as homelessness, unavailability of post-discharge facilities, awaiting a new package of care, impaired decision-making capacity or an absence of a guardian [1-5]. As a result, these patients may spend additional time in an acute hospital [5]. Delayed discharges are problematic and have financial, hospital system and patient outcome implications.
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From sore heads to disciplinary hangovers: Time to rethink your work Christmas party?

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By Kate Palmer Verified
| HR Zone Verified
As we move into the winter months, employers across the country are finalising their plans for work Christmas parties and end-of-year celebrations. But is the traditional boozy night out still what employees want, or have times changed? Certainly, the modern workplace has changed, and the influence that Gen Z has on workplace culture should not be underestimated.
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