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Many of the affiliates within the Saint Barnabas
Health Care System have an established Clinical Ladder Program.
The entrance and progression through the clinical ladder advocates
for the growth and development of the professional nurse through
independent practice to leadership roles and offers upward mobility
to those who choose to participate. Questions regarding Clinical
Ladder can be referred to the affiliate's Human Resources department.
As a nursing professional, there are a
number of nursing organizations in which you can become involved.
These organizations set the standards for the practice of nursing,
as well as allowing nurses from different areas to come together
to problem solve, improve patient care, and effect change for nurses
in their specialty. In many cases, there are national organizations
that oversee the activities of local chapters of that organization.
Some professional organizations are geared toward general nursing
practice, some to nursing management or nursing education, and others
are very nursing specialty specific. You would choose to join a
professional organization depending on what your goal for belonging
to the organization is. For more information, visit the website:
www.healthweb.org/browse.cfm?categoryid=1725
Professional certification is an achievement
(certification) earned by successfully completing the education/skills/examination
requirements as set by an outside professional organization. For
more information on nurse specialty certifications, visit the website:
www.allhealthnet.com/Nursing/Specialty%2BCertifications%2BBoard/

Kimball Medical Center and Kimball
Behavioral Health Center nurses
celebrate their Magnet designation.
| Author(s) |
Title |
Publication |
| Norman Wright, MS, RN and Cathy Gallo,
MA, RN, CDONA, CPHQ |
LTC & Infection Control: An LTC perspective on creating
the journey to infection control awareness through education |
Advance for Nurses, March 2006, Vol. 8 , Issue 6,
Page 34 |
| Tina Sevener, RN-C |
A Gift for Joseph |
Nursing 2005, March 2005
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| Jonathan Gopilango, MSN, RN, OCN and Joan
Scialpi, MSN, RN, OCN
|
Validation of a Cancer-Related Fatigue Questionnaire by Oncology
Nurse Managers and Educators within an Integrated Health Care
System |
Oncology Nursing Forum, Volume 33, Number 2, March
200 |
| Terri Matthews, RN, CSPDM, CNOR, and Nancy
Chobin, RN, CSPDM |
Care and Handling of Surgical and Endoscopic Instruments |
Outpatient Surgery- Managerial Supplement, March
2006 |
| Terri Matthews, RN, CSPDM, CNOR, and Nancy
Chobin, RN, CSPDM |
Cleaning the SPD Imperative |
Infection Control Today, April 2006 |
| Indie Cooper-Guzman, M.Ed., RN, CPP |
Time for Formal Pain Education |
American Society of Pain Educators PAINVIEW,
2006, Spring, Vol 2, No. 1, p.9. |
| Indie Cooper-Guzman, M.Ed., RN, CPP |
Attendee/Member’s Perspective of the 2005 ASPE Pain
Forum |
American Society of Pain Educators PAINVIEW,
2005, Fall/Winter, Vol 1, No 2, pp. 8,10 |
| Indie Cooper-Guzman, M.Ed., RN, CPP |
A Regular Blog Feature that contains over 72 Blogs/Articles
providing a comprehensive and holistic look at pain, suffering,
treatment, and healing. |
WebMD—Pain Management and Migraine Relief |
| Erin Langford, BSN,RN,C.; Angela
Brathovde, MSN, RN, BC, HNC, |
A Culture of Safety |
Nursing Spectrum, May 8, 2006 |
| Nancy Holecek, BSN, RN, CNA; Laura Arnold,
PhD, RN; Karen Drenkard, MSN, RN, CNAA; Sue Ela, MSN, RN; Jolene
Goedken, MS, RN; Connie Hamilton, MBA, RN; Carla Harris, MSN,
RN; Maureen White, MBA, RN, CNAA |
Strategic Positioning for Nursing Excellence in Health Systems-
Insights From Chief Nurse Executives |
Nursing Administration Quarterly, December 2005,
Vol 30, No. 1, pp 11-20
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| Angela Brathovde, MSN, RN, BC, HNC |
Reiki for Self-Care of Nurses and Healthcare Providers |
Holistic Nursing Journal,
Vol. 20, No. 2, March/April 2006, pp. 95-101
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National Nurses Week, May 6-12 coincides
with Florence Nightingale’s birthday on May 12th. The history
of Nurses’ Week began in 1953 when Dorothy Sutherland of the
US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare sent the proposal
to President Eisenhower. In 1974,
President Nixon proclaimed a National Nurse Week.
-- -US Census Bureau
Earning a reputation for
providing extraordinary clinical care in every specialty, the SBHCS
proudly celebrates their nurses during Nurses Week.

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