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Pulse
May 2006
The value of mentors
Pulse editor
The idea of mentoring - a seasoned employee showing a new hire the ropes - isn't new in nursing. Older nurses have taken young recruits under their wings and guided their progress since the profession began.
Recently, more hospitals have seen the value of establishing formal mentoring programs. Experts say that mentors help address the challenges of a diverse workplace, help workers adjust and feel included, grow future leaders and share organizational knowledge - all while reducing training costs. Full Article
Riding for a cure
Pulse editor
Cycling is much more than exercise for Janie Thompson. It's a way to continue to fight ALS, better known as Lou Gehrig's disease, a neuromuscular disease that has no known cause or cure. Full Article
in this issue
- Celebrating excellence in nursing
- Expert offers tips for building a nest egg
- The right to write
- Infection expert
- High-tech hospitals
- Preparation pays off for surgical patients
- NEWS BRIEFS
- Automated technology helps hospital fill prescriptions
- Store a one-stop for diabetics
- Nurse trades administrative job for bedside
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