Interview with Susan Letvak, author of the article, “Nurses’ Presenteeism and Its Effects on Self-Reported Quality of Care and Costs” (February, 2012)
Jan 27, 2012
Clinical Managing Editor, Karen Roush, talks with Susan
Letvak about her research on nurse’s presenteeism, the loss of
productivity associated with working with health problems. Letvak
discusses why presenteeism is prevalent in nursing, the impact it
has on quality of care, and its economic costs. She gives...
Jan 27, 2012
Clinical Managing Editor, Karen Roush, talks with Susan
Letvak about her research on nurse’s presenteeism, the loss of
productivity associated with working with health problems. Letvak
discusses why presenteeism is prevalent in nursing, the impact it
has on quality of care, and its economic costs. She gives...
Jan 27, 2012
In this interview, Karen Roush talks with Donna Sabella
about her new column in AJN, Mental Health Matters. Sabella always
knew she wanted to specialize in mental health and she shares her
enthusiasm for this often maligned area of nursing. Sabella talks
about the important role nurses have in providing mental...
Jan 5, 2012
Accidental hypothermia can be deadly, and as Davis points
out in his article, it can happen quickly and go unrecognized.
AJN’s Clinical Managing Editor, Karen Roush, interviews Davis about
this condition and what nurses in every setting need to know to
recognize and manage it when it occurs.
Jan 5, 2012
In her Viewpoint, Diers talks how we count nurses and
points out the many places nurses can be found – places where they
often aren’t counted and should be. AJN’s Clinical Managing Editor,
Karen Roush, interviews Diers about why this is important and what
nurses can do to make sure that they, and the many-faceted...