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Attract, educate and retain competent ambulatory care nurses with the new AAACN Ambulatory Care Registered Nurse Residency Program. This groundbreaking new resource is designed to help you build your own residency program at your facility. Order today!

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Veterans Affairs SIG

The Veterans Affairs SIG Membership Map has been updated! WOW, 338 Members! The VA SIG communicates on a periodic basis with its membership via articles in the AAACN ViewPoint> publication, as well as via the AAACN Website and VA SIG Community. Check out the Veterans Affairs SIG!

HEALTH BYTES: E-Cigarette Use

E-Cigarette Use Linked with Future Cigarette Smoking. From AMA Pediatr. 2017;171(8):788-797, Findings from a systematic review and meta-analysis of nine longitudinal studies indicate that e-cigarette use is an independent risk factor for subsequent cigarette smoking initiation...

See Who Just Got CCCTM Certified

Congratulations to the newest 2017 CCCTM nurses! Have you recently earned your CCCTM credential? Then you're included in our lists.

HEALTH BYTES: 8 Things To Know About Nurse Bullying

Judith Meissner, RN, MSN coined the phrase "nurses eat their young" in a 1986 article to describe the hostility young nurses face at the hands of their more experienced coworkers. In a follow-up article published 13 years later, Ms. Meissner said "students, new graduates and even experienced 'new hires'" still suffered intense bullying.

HEALTH BYTES - Improving Diagnostic Safety

Diagnostic error is a significant and under-recognized threat to patient safety. AHRQ is funding research to better understand how these errors happen and what can be done to prevent them. According to the AHRQ-sponsored report, Improving Diagnosis in Health Care Link to Exit Disclaimer....

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