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Mattoon-based Flight Nurses Honored for Saving Preterm Baby

Daily Nurse

Mattoon, Illinois-based flight nurses Kelly Hamill and Dakota Shadwell of the Air Evac Lifeteam are receiving nationwide recognition for using the new Bubble CPAP non-invasive ventilation equipment to save the life of a preterm baby born at about six months gestation, who weighed only two pounds. 5-8 in Washington.

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Family Access to Home Healthcare Software and Baby Boomers – A Perfect Match

AlayaCare

For the most part we have highlighted technology adoption rates of baby boomer trending higher and higher, closing in their younger counterparts. The baby boomers are key to the Family Portal value proposition and mission – they provide agencies with the most robust ROI for enhanced communication.

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Saving Baby Blues

Elaine Mansfield

I remove the dead baby and see three ants. The babies cry with hunger or anguish or pain… They screech in desperation. It won’t hurt the babies. When I open the nesting box again the babies shriek. I feel as helpless as the babies. I pray the parents will return To save the babies and save me. Make a plan.

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I Am a Baby Nurse. Not!

Donna Cardillo, The Inspiration Nurse

I often see/hear new nurses referring to themselves as “newbie nurses” or “baby nurses,” inferring that they are just starting out in the profession. Imagine if a new attorney said, “I’m a baby lawyer,” or a new physician said, “I’m a newbie doctor.” It sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it? first appeared on Donna Cardillo, RN.

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Regulators Extend Some Telemedicine Flexibilities, Gauge Telehealth’s ‘New Path Forward’ in Hospice

Hospice News

Most professionals and interest groups have strongly advocated that we do not throw the proverbial baby out with the bathwater,” Fratkin told Hospice News. “It It may be a necessity to require that we actually write new legislation to replace the Ryan Haight Act, or reconcile the historical obsolescence of it.

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Q&A: How to talk to someone who has lost their baby

Together for Short Lives

Talking about death can be extremely difficult, but these short questions and answers outline how important it is for parents to speak about their baby and how you can support them when they are going through the unimaginable. The post Q&A: How to talk to someone who has lost their baby appeared first on Together for Short Lives.

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Hospice, Palliative Care Providers Leverage Education Programs to Attract and Keep Staff

Hospice News

More millennials are enter the health care workforce as more baby boomers retire. There’s also a difference in people who don’t necessarily stay at the same job for 30 years in the way that some of their colleagues from the baby boomer or older generations colleagues have done.”.