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Hey-O Nursing Beat Friends! |
It’s Trivia Tuesday and this is a “bloody” awesome question.
🩸How many red blood cells does an average human produce daily?
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Today's Top Beats |
🏆 Top Bosses 🌎 Ethical Recruitment
🙅🏻‍♀️ Rising Violence
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Top Bosses |
Eight healthcare organizations made Fortune magazine’s list of the “100 Best Companies to Work For.” Though not a healthcare company, the third company on the list is, interestingly, Nvidia, the company behind the AI nurse “bots” we told you about two weeks ago. The highest-ranked healthcare company is Texas Health Resources in Arlington, Texas, at 29, followed by Aya Healthcare in San Diego, at 48. See if you work at one of the other six companies on the list.
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Ethical Recruitment |
As more nurses worldwide immigrate to other countries for work, the World Health Organization wants to be sure these migrations aren’t disproportionately benefiting wealthier countries at the expense of developing countries. The WHO, therefore, just published guidance on the ethical international recruitment of nurses. The guidelines received input from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development and the International Labour Organization, and they aim to avoid a power imbalance that could harm some countries. Â
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Rising Violence |
The National Institutes of Health recognizes April as Workplace Violence Prevention Awareness Month, but increasing violence against nurses is leading many to consider leaving the profession altogether. Two new reports document how much violence has risen: assaults against nurses were up 5% in 2023 compared to 2022, according to one report. Then, an Emergency Nurses Association survey revealed that 56% had been physically or verbally assaulted or threatened in the past month.
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TODAY'S TOP VITAL |
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The number of purposeful interactions per nurse per month from nursing managers that leads to a significant reduction in the average nurse turnover rate of 20%. Can you guess how many points that single interaction lowers turnover?
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TOGETHER WITH ASTANZA
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A Fresh Start for You (and Your Nursing License) |
"I just felt like I was called to do something more, and I knew I wanted to help people start over," explains Julie Zweifel of Laser Fresh Aesthetics.
Did you know you can transform your nursing career through laser tattoo removal? Embark on a professional journey of renewal with Astanza, just like Julie Zweifel did.Â
Astanza believes in empowering nurses to revolutionize their careers. With comprehensive training through New Look Laser College, nurses like Julie (and yourself!) can gain the expertise and confidence to thrive in entrepreneurship. Astanza’s program gives nurses ongoing support and access to cutting-edge technology, clinical consultations, in-person training for all staff, marketing support, and technical assistance. So, you’re never alone.
Julie's story is a testament to the possibilities Astanza offers. She's not only building a successful business but also making a difference. Julie is currently working to secure government funding to provide free tattoo removal for incarcerated individuals. Join Julie and countless others in making meaningful change with Astanza. It's time for your fresh start.
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TECH TUESDAYÂ WITH NURSE MANNY
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Little Cells, Big Organ |
Pivoting away from AI this week and writing about an advancement in biotech with the “mini liver,” a marvel by LyGenesis. This innovation involves transplanting donor liver cells into a patient’s lymph node, potentially revitalizing liver functions. This technique not only utilizes the body’s natural sites for growth but also bypasses the limitations of traditional organ
transplantation, including donor shortages and rejection risks. As this method progresses through clinical trials, its potential to redefine liver disease treatment highlights the convergence of biotechnology and healthcare, marking a significant milestone in medical science.
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Nurse Manny is passionate about leveraging health tech for better patient care.
Want him to review your tech? Email him!
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FINANCIAL VITALS WITH NURSEMONEYDATE
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Happy Financial Literacy Month |
Nurse Kimmy is using this month to turn over a new leaf by deepening her financial knowledge and confidence with these strategies.
Understanding the Soil: Embracing the Basics of Financial Literacy
Weeding Out Bad Habits: Cultivating Mindful Spending
Mindful of the weeds that can overrun any garden, Kimmy is preparing to eliminate habits that strangle her financial growth. She's tracking her spending, identifying areas where impulsive decisions take root.
Financial Fertilization: Investing in KnowledgeÂ
As Kimmy nurtures her financial garden this April, let her steps inspire you. May we all bloom with financial confidence and growth this Financial Literacy Month.
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Erasing the Ink |
Astanza's sole purpose is to change lives — from employees to providers to patients —Read one nurses' story of how Astanza changed her career.
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