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Representing, Counseling, and Advising Nurses

Rated Oct 09 • 1 review • law, nurse entrepreneurs, nursing, nurse, legal • nursing-jurisprudence.com

This website contains information about the services offered by the Law Office of LaTonia Denise Wright, LLC and the Healthcare Risk Aversion Group, LLC. I appreciate you taking the time to review my website and my blogs. The pages on my website and blog are informational and educational. None of the information on my website or blog should be construed as legal advice. For legal advice, establish an attorney-client relationship with an attorney licensed to practice law in your jurisdiction.
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American Law Sources On-line (ALSO!)

Rated Oct 09 • 2 reviews • law, paralegal, legal nurse consulting, legal, malpractice • lawsource.com

Welcome to LawSource.com . . . the home of American Law Sources On-line (ALSO!), providing a comprehensive, uniform, and useful compilation of links to freely accessible on-line sources of law for the United States and Canada. (See also a link below for Mexico.) This site contains additional links to sources of commentary and practice aids that are available without charge (or available at a reasonable charge from governmental and nonprofit providers).
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NurseWeek: Legal Eagles - Nurse lawyers make a case for...

Rated Oct 09 • 1 review • law, legal nurse consulting, nursing, legal, malpractice • nurseweek.com

Nurses laugh when Georgana Taggart tells the story about a nurse paralegal who went to work for a lawyer helping him prepare cases. For years, this personal injury lawyer thought the letters "HA" on a medical chart stood for "heart attack."
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The American Association of Nurse Attorneys (TAANA)

Rated Oct 08 • 1 review • law, nursing, nurses, attorneys, malpractice • taana.org

TAANA serves as a resource network and support group for nurse attorneys and educates the public on matters of nursing, health care, and the law."
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Nurse Attorneys, Nursing Lawyers, Advance Practice Nurses

Rated Oct 08 • 1 review • law, lawyers, nurse attorneys, attorneys, malpractice • nursefriendly.com

Nurse Attorney Resources
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Night Shift always late.... - Travel Nursing Jobs

Rated Sep 17 • 1 review • nursing, night shift, working nights, graveyard shift, shiftwork • ultimatenurse.com

For some reason at my current hospital the majority of the night shift nurses are always clocking in late. They take their time getting their work assignments and report from days shift. Now most of on day shift are always early to work. As soon as we walk through the door, night shift is hounding us to give report, even before we are allowed to clock in. Is this a problem isolated to my hospital or is this a problem more systemic?
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What do you do on Night Shift? - Nursing Voices Forum �...

Rated Sep 17 • 1 review • nursing, night shift, working nights, graveyard shift, shiftwork • nursingvoices.com

Its the quiet time on the ward. Many nurses do many things during this time, so apart from the odd vital observation how do you spend the time?

Do you bring a book and read, spend the whole night charting and finishing the paperwork (includes checking vitals), nip off for a quick sleep (<2h), walk around checking on everyone (just to stay awake), ward work (restocking, cleaning, etc), or do does the mayhem just not stop?
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http://www.nursinglink.com/careers/articles/6238-survivin...

Rated Sep 17 • 1 review • nursing, night shift, working nights, graveyard shift, shiftwork • nursinglink.com

Healthcare isn't a 9-to-5 job. It's an around-the-clock profession, and working evening or night hours is a way of life for many health professionals. Such shifts can take a physical and emotional toll on workers, experts say, but there are ways to prevent the damage. Here are suggestions for surviving - and even thriving - despite a draining schedule.
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