Tax Identity Theft Awareness Information
February 5, 2020
Tax Identity Theft Awareness Week is February 3-7 with resources from the FTC, IRS and CISA.
Where Art Meets Nursing
Can public art promote public health? This is the question addressed by the Porch Light Program, a collaboration between Mural Arts Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual Disability Services.
Webinar: The Many Facets of Moral Distress Across Healthcare Settings
Why is moral distress so widespread among the healthcare workforce today?
Join us on October 19, 2021, for an in depth discussion on the continuing rise of moral distress, its impact on clinicians and the organizations in which they work, and how to meet the needs of a weary workforce that is strained beyond capacity. Register today
COVID 19: Learning About Nurses’ Moral Distress During Crisis Care
During the pandemic, nurses continue to deliver a crisis standard of care, which requires allocating and using scarce medical resources. This care, in the context of COVID-19, an infectious and potentially fatal illness, requires nurses to balance their duty to care for patients while protecting themselves and their families. Crisis standards of care cause high moral distress for clinicians. The lack of preparedness of U.S. hospitals to initiate crisis care standards is likely amplifying such distress. Could better leadership communication mitigate this distress and consequential poorer mental health?
Introducing The Pavilion
Penn nurses helped design the new hospital, and now Penn Nursing students are reaping the benefits in clinicals with cutting-edge tech, design, and patient monitoring systems.
By JoAnn Greco