By Heal at Home Nursing Without a doubt, 2020 was named the ‘Year of the Nurse’ and for good reason. Nurses worldwide have been frontline heroes throughout the ongoing pandemic, showing their valiance and selflessness in the workplace. Nurses...
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By Forbes Coaches Council Working remotely may be convenient for some, but it also comes with its challenges. Remote workers can quickly become locked into work mode given fewer distractions, which leads to little time for much-needed...
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By The Parkinson’s Foundation Getting past the distress of those three words, “You have Parkinson’s,” can be challenging. At this point, you may be saying to yourself, “I am not sure if I can handle all the...
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By Schomer Law Group It is natural to assume that our system is designed to help people address the eventualities that they face when they get older. We have Medicare as a source of health insurance for individuals that are 65 and older, and...
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By Schomer Law Group The Alzheimer’s Association is a great resource if you want to learn more about this terrible disease. According to the site, over 6 million Americans are living with the disease right now, and this number is expected to...
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By Schomer Law Group When you are entering into your active retirement years, you are embarking on a stage of life that can be very rewarding on several levels. If you are so inclined, you get to cross things off your bucket list, enjoy leisure...
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The postpartum recovery period usually refers to the first 6 weeks after delivery. But some believe that it lasts for 6 months or even 1 year after giving birth. Here is a typical timeline of postpartum recovery by medicalnewstoday.com Estrogen...
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“Some salmon filet that has been grilled might be on the plate. Maybe some broccoli and brussels sprouts and tomatoes that are roasted or pan-seared. Maybe some brown rice or quinoa, and there might be olive oil on the vegetables.”...
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Nurses often state that they do not feel empowered by management when decisions need to be made. Instead, they feel that their expertise is compromised by poor leadership and role confusion in general. Let’s be honest, caregiving itself can be...
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Almost everyone agrees that achieving a work-life balance is a good thing. Without it, we risk long-term negative effects on our physical and mental health, our relationships, and our work performance. But many nurses have a hard time achieving...
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