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Tenderness is a crucial tool for Teresa Keeling when working with the young patients at Pediatrics Associates of Johns Creek, PC.
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Money may not buy happiness, but some college majors could help you land a job in a very satisfying industry.
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In her address to nursing leaders during the third anniversary of the Institute of Medicine’s landmark report, “The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health,” Donna Shalala, chair of the IOM report committee, praised the progress that nurses were making on its recommendations.
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Strong Enough to Care Enough is the motto for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. As manager of infection prevention/epidemiology, Renee Watson takes that personally.
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