Hi Everyone,
Who all is from Michigan here?
Nice to do this- makes it much more interactive!
Is there a way for me to view a session that has already been completed
-- anyone else from the VA here? Anyone from California?
What do you wish to do? I wish to go to Hawaii, Italy, and to learn to play the saxophone.
Health Affairs Committee was made aware of a wonderful scholarship opportunity yesterday through Nursing Community Coalition (NCC). The Lois Capps Health Policy Scholarship Nurse in Washington Internship (NIWI) virtual Conference is April 19-22, 2021. Applications are due by March 12th. See the link and attachment below for conference details.
Eligibility Criteria:• Applicant must be a nurse or nursing student and a member of one of the NursingCommunity’s organizations. Applicant must provide proof of membership.• Priority will be given to applicants from the Honorable Lois Capps’s home state ofCalifornia.Application:Candidates must submit a 250-word essay that addresses the following questions:• What sparked your passion for policy?• If applicable, how have you engaged in policy efforts to advance quality patient care atthe state or local level?• How do you believe collaborations empower policy change?Applications should be submitted online no later than March 12, 2021. Ifyou have any questions please contact Sara Zach at SZach@amrms.com .
nice presentation; I do order marinol for geriatrics who have anorexia but don't often thing about edibles.
Where do you go to visit the exhibitors?
This conference on PD is very helpful since I have an inlaw suffering from PD. He is having tremors most of the time but scared of taking the levodopa more than once a day.
Heartbreaking for all involved, that is the word I would use to describe the experience. I will never forget the first resident we had that died, very frail and helpless she weighed 80 pounds on a good day. Very feisty but you had to love her. It was just heartbreaking to see her succumb to the virus. I just wanted to pick her up and hold her. Also, seeing the nurses in full PPE sweating under their garb, coming to work every day with fear and uncertainty, yet trudging ahead to care for these frail people we have all come to love.