It’s graduation season: The time of year when thousands of bright-eyed twenty-somethings will leave campus and enter the “real world” in search of a happy and lucrative career.
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Treating injuries from tornadoes is a well-established job in Oklahoma, but healthcare providers say the twister that carved a 22-mile-long path of destruction through central Oklahoma Monday produced surprising injury patterns and unusual flows of patients.
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How would you feel if you possessed a nicely polished resume that projects and elevates your level of professionalism? More confident? More positive? I bet!
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Interview thank you notes are important, but a lot of people fail to take this basic step. While unlikely to make an employer totally reverse an opinion about you, when done well, thank-you notes can help you stand out from a crowd of applicants.
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Long gone are the days of walking into an establishment after seeing a hiring poster on the window and securing a job. Today, hardly anyone takes applications at the retail establishment or office. With the advancement of online forms and job websites
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Today many companies are expecting their employees to do more work in less time. From interns to managing partners, people say yes to these demands because they want to be a team player, look eager, or simply be nice. But saying no can sometimes be
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13,000 healthcare workers set to strike University of California hospitals over lack of contract
May 21
Nearly 13,000 healthcare employees at five University of California medical centers plan to strike on Tuesday in a move that threatens to back up emergency rooms and already has forced the postponement of elective surgeries.
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No one is immune to spending too much time on Facebook, not even hospital workers in the emergency department. In a new study published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, researchers who set out to determine the impact personal Internet use has
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Excellence starts at the top, beginning with a crystal clear vision and a relentless pursuit toward an organization’s mission. That’s a tall order for hospitals facing one of the largest upheavals to the status quo in healthcare history under
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It is so easy to get active, if not hyperactive, with your job search and just as easy to get quite dispirited by it fast. This article helps you to identify the key things you need to do to stay focused and effective on and in your job hunt.
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Why is it that some people seem to have “all the luck?” Here you’ve been, slogging away at a focused job search for weeks, months, or even years, yet certain contacts in your circles just seem to “pop” between jobs with nary a blink of the eye with
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Your health is not solely in your doctor’s hands. As mobile technology improves and health care providers reach out to consumers, many apps are popping up to help people manage their own health. The problem is that too many of these apps are useless.
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Health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has announced a new £260 million fund to increase the use of technology in hospitals. The fund will be used to replace paper based systems for patient notes and prescriptions, and is a critical stepping
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A recent study funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Interdisciplinary Nursing Quality Research Initiative (INQRI) suggests that rural hospitals may be able to ensure more high-quality care to their patients if they are able to maintain
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When you’re in the deep trenches of job seeking, the last thing you’re likely thinking about is yoga. You probably have more pressing issues to deal with. Perhaps you’re worried about how to pay next month’s rent or can’t shake that the dreadful
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