A nurse cap is a medical assistant, usually a registered nurse, that has specialized training in the care of the elderly and people with disabilities.It has been popularized by the Nurse-to-Patient Program, which is a nonprofit that provides nursing care for people with developmental disabilities.This summer, a new group of nurses from various nursing schools began training at a nursing
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Nurse cap: Nurse cap is a term used to describe the number of nursing jobs a nurse can fill, typically based on the number and type of nursing home jobs a patient can obtain.In practice, nurse cap is not a meaningful term for this purpose.Nursing home jobs: This term refers to the number (number of) nursing home positions a nurse
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More than 100 nursing assistants from around the country have come out against a controversial new nursing cap, saying they are making nurses vulnerable to disease.Nursing assistants have been campaigning for more caps in recent months as the coronavirus pandemic has increased their workload.A total of 772 nurses and midwives in the United States have been infected, according to the
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Happy Nurse Week, the National Nursies Day holiday, started in 1966 as a way to raise awareness of the work of nurses and to raise money for nurses' unions.Today, nurses work at home, at a nursing home, and on the job, and they make a lot of money doing it.And it's amazing. On this week's Happy Nurse Mates, we're celebrating our
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