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September 10th, 2013
In This Issue
City of Hope Joins DiversityNursing.com
Recognizing the Symptoms of Elder Abuse
Facebook community has hit over 11,600 "Likes"
Quote of the Month
From our Blog
Family Nurse Practitioner: A Supercharged Career Pat
See Your Alma Mater?
Our New Nursing Forum is live
Did you know??
City of Hope joins DiversityNursing.com Network


City of Hope, a cancer research hospital in California, has recently joined with Diversity Nursing to promote their job openings to our nurses. This awarding winning research hospital was named one of "America's Best Hospitals" for Cancer by U.S. News & World Report and has earned three Awards of Excellence from the Association of American Medical Colleges among many other prestigious distinctions. Known for their nursing excellence, City of Hope is an outstanding workplace for any nurse looking for the perfect job. 
 
Check out City of Hope's jobs and employer profile

Recognizing the Symptoms of Elder Abuse 

 

The seriousness surrounding the problem of elder abuse in our society is often ignored or underrated. People have a tendency to put discussions of elder abuse on the backburner, in favor of more shocking stories that tend to grab the media spotlight.

 

Despite the lack of attention paid to the phenomenon of elder abuse, the American Psychological Association estimates that "4 million older Americans are victims of physical, psychological or other forms of abuse and neglect" every year. For every reported instance of abuse, experts estimate that 23 more go unreported.

 

There are many different types of elder abuse, but they can be broken into three categories:physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. 

 

Brush up on your knowledge or learn more about this important topic to protect the loved ones in your life,

 
Our Facebook community hit over 11,600 "Likes" and our extended audience is now more than 4.9 million. Come visit and join the conversation.  
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We encourage you to visit our Blog and offer your comments and suggestions. Our community has a wealth of insight and experience and we want to share this with other nurses. By creating dialogue and discussion, we build a better environment for all nurses.

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As more Americans gain access to healthcare, and fewer physicians are available, family nurse
practitioners (FNPs) can play a valuable role in providing families with access to primary care. 

Check out this infographic for more information on this up-and-coming career choice.

 

 

Do you see your Alma Mater?


On Pinterest, we have added our nurses' Alma Maters to our "Nursing Schools" board due to their input on our Facebook page. 

 

Can you find yours? If you don't, please send us a message or post on our wall here

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We are a "niche" website for Nurses from student nurses up to CNO's -- a Career Job Board, Community and Information Resource for all Nurses regardless of age, race, gender, religion, education, national origin, sexual orientation, disability or physical characteristics. If you're looking to hire Nurses; want to attract potential Nurses to your School of Nursing; or you're a Nurse looking for a job or education options, check out our Banners, Job Postings, Focus on Diversity Articles and Employer Profiles.  

  

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