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Maya Angelou Left An
Impact On The World
Maya Angelou, a legendary poet, writer, and tireless activist, among many other talents, experienced tremendous accomplishments in her life despite obstacles. She now leaves behind her story; a powerful legacy for current and future generations to learn from and appreciate.
Dr. Angelou followed her passions and was a singer, dancer, actress, producer, director, playwright, and dramatist. She was also a teacher and historian. The words, actions and voice of Maya Angelou continue to heal, deeply inspire and liberate people, while bringing them closer together in life and the sharing of humanity.
To read more about Maya's life, click here.
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Source: nursing.advanceweb.com
Judge's notes: This team made a change for the greater good. The initiative benefits not just the hospital but their community and beyond. They used a scientific, research-based approach and gained support from multidiscipline teams, management and administration.
It started with a single question: "Why can't I recycle this?" In the main operating room, we perform approximately 1,500 cases per month, all requiring sterile instrumentation, sterile water, sterile saline, packaged sterile supplies and implants. All of our supplies are packaged in disposable recyclable material. Operating rooms across the country contribute the largest amount of municipal trash in a hospital, secondary only to food services. If we were able to recycle half of what we used, we could make a major impact not only to our landfills and community, but potentially our small part of the world.
Click here to read more.
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"They may forget your name, but they will never forget how you made them feel."
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Nurses are a talkative bunch and we want to hear from you. Ask a question, give your opinion and impart some wisdom to our newest audience.
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DiversityNursing.com announces release of Android Mobile App. iPhone App will release June 16th.
To help you stay connected, we are very delighted to announce the release of our first mobile app for the Android operating system. Because Nurses are extremely mobile, we are providing YOU ability to:
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Our eNewsletter now reaches more than 57,000 opt-in recipients 2x a month and has sponsorship opportunities? Visit our Jobs Database to see unique positions from top diversity employers around the country.
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Items from our Blog
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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Career Job Board,
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