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Appreciative inquiry is the study of peak performances and how we can replicate them. Listen to this definition... http://t.co/2kS2dUpu

Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?... http://t.co/yYWh319n

The author suggests that in order to prevent holiday tragedy "buy bagels pre-sliced." http://t.co/NBoDrYYy

Audioboo: They put me on hold! http://t.co/I0Rnv1z3 #nursing

Despite all the rhetoric surrounding bullying, I still see it happening on a regular basis. Your thoughts? http://t.co/TGVcV6Hf

Symptoms of acute-on-chronic asthma usually last <3 days, but can persist for longer than a week in 25% of patients. http://t.co/HtdcGXZC

Although still rare (at 2.4%) pneumonia was the most common post-op infection. Listen to those lungs! http://t.co/opmrY5hx

Audioboo: Good Nursing Care Starts with the Basics http://t.co/8Pq7GEBl #nursing

Medical News: Docs Get Animated About Underused Trauma Tx - in Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine from MedPage T... http://t.co/8FLErH9v

Green or Yellow Phlegm Likely to Be Bacterial http://t.co/BG21sEzU

Do Not Give Flu Vaccine by Jet Injection, FDA Says http://t.co/LQxfof3z

Palliative Care: The Relief You Need When You’re Experiencing the Symptoms of Serious Illness http://t.co/vwW2f8JY

'Fecal Transplants' Show Promise for Gastrointestinal Ills http://t.co/x30QQ2Hk

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Sepsis Drug Xigris Pulled From Worldwide Market http://t.co/lkBpJSCS

Medical News: Salt Too Big a Part of American Diet - in Cardiovascular, Hypertension from MedPage Today http://t.co/AMLHXRRy

Use a two-sided stethoscope. http://t.co/6yyYe4gk

How to Keep Going http://t.co/3sViS6wz

Be kind to our next generation of nurses. It's time for nurses to stop eating their young. #nurses

Begin with the end in mind. http://t.co/powPSLe8

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The Current State of Nursing Education, Part I – BSNs, Certification and Professional Development - NurseZone http://t.co/boFcQZo9

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Lab Results in GI Bleeding http://t.co/im2CPHb

COPD Patients With Sense Of Humor Feel Better, But Laughter May Be Bad For Lungs http://t.co/3CxS9zR

Stay in Your Strengths http://t.co/B7EuMQk

Mainstay Meds Often Cut Off Accidentally After Hospital Stay http://t.co/qd9lhLy

More Heart-Attack Patients Are Getting Treated Quickly http://t.co/RrZH9rQ

Upholding the Value of Certification — What the Nursing Community Can Do http://t.co/GoMVqsA

Preventing Atelectasis http://t.co/s1twN9Q

Use a PDA http://bit.ly/mZBYN9

The Perils Of Evaluating a Neighbor's Child http://bit.ly/qcfHSo

How Can I Help Patients Get Their Medications? http://bit.ly/r8zs4f

Sepsis Introduction http://bit.ly/r7GYpW

Risk for Pulmonary Embolism http://bit.ly/pkN7Br

Diastolic Heart Failure http://bit.ly/pd1Mcj

Enroll in the Automobile University http://passion4nursing.com/passion4nursing/2011/07/enroll-in-the-automobile-university.html

Listen to my new episode Passion 4 Nursing at http://tobtr.com/s/2084565. #BlogTalkRadio

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