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The newborn’s circadian rhythm is typically established by 12-16 weeks of age through external factors such as light/dark exposure and the timing of feedings. But breastmilk plays a role, too.
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The infant formula market in the US is highly concentrated. With such a concentrated system, when something goes wrong its impact can be profound.
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The new framework brings changes to all graduate and postgraduate AACN programs, impacting nurses who are studying for bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees.
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New methods and theories arise often, and for anyone with a vested interest, keeping up with nursing educator trends requires constant vigilance.
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Do you plan on sitting for the Certified Breast Care Nurse® exam?
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Connie Henke Yarbro, RN, MS, FAAN shared with us some of the most memorable highlights in her career and the advancements in oncology nursing.
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By thinking about IPE as an act of culture change healthcare educators can intentionally break down the barriers that lead to poor team dynamics, fragmented healthcare, and toxic work environments. When teams work together, patients benefit. Educators have an impactful role to change the game for IPE moving forward.
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Educators and students want experiences that are customized, connected, coordinated, and personalized. This article will provide three ways educators can leverage technology to level up the educational experience.
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Nursing educators must adapt their teaching techniques, incorporate new content and context, and prepare students for a very different future.
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Dan Weberg, Ph.D., MHI, RN, is a professor at Ohio State University College of Nursing with a passion for creating a better healthcare industry.