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Rapid Response Team to the Rescue
Marina E. Bitanga BSN, RN, CCRN
Rapid response team purpose is to initiate immediate measures before patient deteriorates further and to educate the staff on activating the staff the Rapid response team -
New Innovation for Chronic Kidney Disease
John Cope, RN Simmons College
This body of work looks at new and innovative treatments that are being researched and developed for the treatment of chronic kidney disease. -
Self Examination of Body : An Effective Measure for Early Detection and Treatment Properly of Cancers among Girls/Women in Rural Area and Slum Area of India
Harasankar Adhikari
Cancer is the one of the scariest and second largest non-communicable disease. It contributes a sizable in the total numbers of deaths. The World cancer Report, 2003 indicates that cancer rates are set to increase at an alarming rate globally and it would be increased by 50% new cases for the year 2020. In case of India the number is expected to rise seven million by 2015. Ignorance among the public, delayed diagnosis and lack of adequate medical facilities has given it the dubious distribution of being a ‘killer disease’. Only early diagnosis and properly treatment strategies can be prevented the one third of common cancers. It is the prime matter of concern that the female population at their reproductive age and beyond is badly infected by the disease. The incidence of breast cancer, cervix and ovarian cancer are raising steadily. There are several factors like life style and diets specially among urban women associated with this increasing rate of victimization. But among females of rural and urban slums it speaks another scenario because these female populations has a little scope of self examination of their body which is an effective strategy rather than education, awareness and screening test. -
Memories from a Haitian Cholera Treatment Center
by Kevin Mollenhauer BS RN CNOR ONC
In January and February of this year I worked in Haiti with United States NDMS DMAT and ImSurt teams providing medical and surgical care to the victims of the January 12th earthquake. What I experienced during those weeks only partially prepared me for what I would experience upon my return to Haiti -
The Healing Impact of Palliative Care Gerontology
The Healing Impact of Palliative Care Gerontology by Sallie Guthrie, RN
Palliative care is a philosophy and treatment to give an improved quality of life to those near the end of life and those with life-limiting conditions.
