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The following blog is from our colleagues at the CDC
It's challenging to find a nurse who hasn't been impacted by the nurse staffing crisis.
Reprinted with permission from the American Nurses Association’s Policy and Government Affairs
As we head into another cold and flu season, we’re also gearing up for immunizations — both for ourselves and our patients. As a nurse, you know you need a flu shot every year, but have you ever wondered where updated immunization recommendations come from?
Check out the news or social media, and you’ll see evidence of climate change causing extreme temperatures and adverse weather events. But climate change’s powerful impact on human health may not be so obvious — unless you work in health care.