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Oldest Practicing Nurse Celebrates 90th Birthday at Tacoma General

Posted by Jillian Roberson, Recruitment & Marketing Specialist

5/12/15 12:35 PM

Oldest Practicing Nurse Celebrates 90th Birthday at Tacoma General

As if on cue for Nurses Week 2015, Florence "SeeSee" Rigney celebrated her 90th birthday o n May 8, 2015.

As the oldest practicing nurse in the United States, her coworkers wanted to honor their colleague with a very special surprise.
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Topics: Client Spotlight, Industry Topics

The Patient Care Experience: Insight from a Practicing EM Physician

Posted by Jillian Roberson, Recruitment & Marketing Specialist

5/6/15 10:15 AM

The Patient Care Experience: Insight from a Practicing EM Physician

The patient care experience. Why is it so important? Why do physicians hate it so much? And, what can be done to improve it?

Justin Bright, MD, a senior staff physician at Henry Ford Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine, in Detroit, Michigan, recently tackled these questions in an informative piece posted on emdocs.net. He defines the patient care experience as:

A more inclusive term that describes our technical expertise while also including everything else, such as communication, department ambiance, throughput, and the behavior of everyone a patient comes into contact with while in the department. 

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Topics: Career Advancement, Industry Topics

The EMrecruits Weekly | May 5, 2015

Posted by Jillian Roberson, Recruitment & Marketing Specialist

5/5/15 10:30 AM

The EMrecruits Weekly | May 5, 2015

Top Emergency Medicine News and Updates

Explore the top stories in emergency medicine news via our weekly newsletter below. Don't forget to visit our career site as well for a complete listing of our available emergency medicine careers.  

 
ACEP Shares AHA Report on Value of Emergency Medicine
from ACEP

ACEP is pleased to provide our members with a recent publication from the American Hospital Association (AHA) “Always There, Ready to Care,” promoting the extraordinary value of emergency medicine... Read More

Interview Mistakes All Emergency Medicine Physicians Should Avoid
from EMrecruits
You've applied for a new position, handled the initial phone screen like a pro, and now you're moving forward to the face-to-face interview. Are you ready? Avoid walking away from your next job interview saying, "I could have represented myself better than I did," by making sure you are prepared... Read More

"I Wish Things Were Different"
from EP Monthly
...and six other ways to communicate clearly and compassionately when the end is near. Few emergency physicians have been taught how to communicate with patients and families about end of life care. Unlike the systematic approach taken with procedures like intubation and central line placement, “goals of care” conversations are typically done extemporaneously, using previous experience, observation and tools like intuition and best judgment to get the job done... Read More

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Topics: Industry Topics

The EMrecruits Weekly | April 28, 2015

Posted by Jillian Roberson, Recruitment & Marketing Specialist

4/28/15 6:07 AM

The EMrecruits Weekly | April 28, 2015

Top Emergency Medicine News and Updates

Explore the top stories in emergency medicine news via our weekly newsletter below. Don't forget to visit our career site as well for a complete listing of our available emergency medicine careers.  

 
Emergency Physician Dr. Bradford Walters on Being First Responder to Northwest Flight 255 Crash
from ACEP Now

On an August morning in 1987, a plane schedule to depart from the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport crashed on takeoff, causing the deadliest sole-survivor aviation accident in history. Emergency physician Bradford L. Walters, MD, FACEP, was one of the first responders...

Florida to Sue Feds Over ObamaCare Dispute
from The Hill

Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) announced Thursday he is suing the Obama administration as part of an escalating dispute over whether the state will expand Medicaid under ObamaCare...

How Twitter Can Help Predict Emergency Room Visits
from Medical Press
Twitter users who post information about their personal health online might be considered by some to be "over-sharers," but new research led by the University of Arizona suggests that health-related tweets may have the potential to be helpful for hospitals...

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Topics: Industry Topics

The EMrecruits Weekly | April 7, 2015

Posted by Jillian Roberson, Recruitment & Marketing Specialist

4/7/15 7:30 AM

The EMrecruits Weekly | April 7, 2015

Top Emergency Medicine News and Updates

Explore the top stories in emergency medicine news via our weekly newsletter below. Don't forget to visit our career site as well for a complete listing of our available emergency medicine careers.  

 
Providers Can't Sue State Medicaid Agencies Over Rates, Supreme Court Rules
from Modern Healthcare

Private healthcare providers cannot sue state Medicaid agencies over low reimbursement rates, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Tuesday in a 5-4 decision (PDF), reversing a lower court's ruling...

Emergency Medicine Physicians Urge Colleagues to Help Prevent Gun Violence
from Medical Press

In an editorial posted online today in the Annals of Emergency Medicine, two practicing emergency medicine physicians from the University of California, Davis, and Brown University—both thought leaders at the forefront of finding solutions to the public health crisis of gun violence—urge their colleagues to take direct action to protect the health and safety of patients and communities...

Study Suggests Inhaled Anesthestics Affect Neurons Involved in Anesthesia and Pain
from Anesthesiology News
Researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine, in Maryland, reported discovering a previously unknown site of anesthetic action. They found that inhaled anesthetics prevent excitatory neurons from transmitting signals related to anesthesia...

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Topics: Industry Topics