Nurse Workload Journal of Nursing

Who Will Be Left to Care for You?

Who Will Be Left to Care for You?

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It is sadly too late to help many our front line healthcare workers who have contracted the deadly COVID-19 virus. We need to find a way to help the rest NOW in order to save their lives and in turn they can save your life.

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Submitted by Maureen Kroning, RN EdD
Let Volunteers Answer The Call

Let Volunteers Answer The Call

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How volunteers take pressure off of Nurses

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Submitted by Irene Brennick
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