Since this time last year, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected virtually every part of our lives and our communities. Arguably, no single profession has been more impacted than nursing and National Nurses Week, May 6-12 is the ideal time to recognize the contributions nurses have made and continue to make.
Read MoreAccording to Jean Seaver, many people think that when nurses graduate from nursing school, they have all the training they need to go into specialty areas – whether working in the recovery room, in surgery, the operating room, or in other capacities. She pointed out, however, "They don’t.
Read MoreOver the past year, many individuals and families have delayed nonemergent medical care as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. While hospitals throughout the country suspended some services temporarily at the height of the outbreak, all – including ours at Broward Health – have been operating normally for many months with safeguards implemented
Read MoreLearning and education begins long before a child enters a classroom. From the very first time you speak to your infant (“I’m your mom” and “Daddy’s been waiting to meet you”), your baby is listening and learning language. In fact, your baby is listening to the world for almost an entire year before she or he utters her or his first word.
Read More“Clean is better than dirty,” according to certified indoor environmentalist and licensed mold assessor, Mike Tebor, ASCS, CIE. Now on the surface that may sound like a descriptive oversimplification of indoor air quality control, particularly during a once in a century pandemic; but straight-talking Mike Tebor, founder and co-owner of Air Duct Aseptics (ADA)
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