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Careers in Virtual Nursing: What You Need to Know

Post University

The Technological Foundation of Virtual Nursing Believe it or not, the first telemedicine technology was used as far back as the 1960s when NASA built health monitoring sensors into the spacesuits of astronauts so their vitals could be tracked during space travel.

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Leveling the Playing Field for Rural Health Providers

Health Leaders | Nursing

Rural communities and health systems are addressing this challenge through telehealth and digital health tools and platforms. They're using platforms that enable rural residents to meet with specialists online, either from their homes or from telemedicine stations set up at local hospitals, health clinics, or doctor's offices.

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How Workplace Violence Impacts Home Health Nurses

Nurse.com

With patients’ continued preference to remain at home and advances in telemedicine, home health nurses will continue to be a major area of growth within the healthcare industry. The study noted that confidence in addressing workplace aggression buffered homecare workers against negative work and health outcomes.

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Nurse referrals to pharmacy

American Nurse

The project included use of the organization’s telemedicine AnyWhere Care (AWC) web application, which patients can download to their smartphones. The application then feeds data to the patient’s electronic health record (EHR). An over­view of prevalence, determinants and health outcomes of poly­pharmacy.

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6 Ways ER and Urgent Care Nurses Can Bridge the Gap for Uninsured Patients

Scrubs

Advocacy also involves educating patients about their rights and the healthcare resources available, empowering them to make informed decisions about their care. Access to Affordable Online Medical Resources As healthcare evolves, the Internet has become a crucial resource for managing health, especially for those without insurance.

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Neonatal Nursing in Rural and Underserved Communities

Every Nurse

They can also provide education and support to new parents to ensure that they have the knowledge and resources they need to care for their newborn. Neonatal nurses can provide support, education, and guidance to families and caregivers, ultimately helping them feel more confident in their ability to care for their newborn.

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Digital-First Strategies For Nursing

Carlow Today & Tomorrow

Some of the technological advancements that are improving nursing and the patient experience include wearable devices and smartphones, telemedicine and virtual care, and electronic medical records. Improving both the patient and provider experience has become a top priority for health organizations.