By: Erika Pfeifer
Amazing, overwhelming, blessed - these are just a few of the words nurse Kiran Kaur uses to describe her experience on Equiscript and OneWorld Health’s medical mission trip to Nicaragua last December.
Read MoreMission Monday: Kiran Kaur, Nursing Supervisor from Ampla Health
On May 07, 2018,
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Erika Pfeifer
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Deconstructing "The Big Five" Dimensions
On May 02, 2018,
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Gladys Osea
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By: Gladys Osea
Think about your friends and coworkers for a minute: What qualities do they have that you like and dislike? Which qualities mesh well with your personality and which do not? We are surrounded by people who are like us..
Read MoreMedicare Providing New Diabetes Prevention Reimbursement as of April 1
On April 30, 2018,
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Equiscript
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has great news for providers, diabetes educators, and those struggling with diabetes or prediabetes. In November of 2017, CMS established the final ruling for the expansion of the..
Read MoreManagement By Strengths: An Overview
On April 25, 2018,
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Tekoa Christopher
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By: Tekoa Christopher
According to a 2013 article by Management Training Specialists, global leaders in employee management training, the number one reason for workplace conflicts is....wait for it….personality clashes. Who would have..
Read MoreAre You "In Line" to Get Type 2 Diabetes?
On April 23, 2018, ,In: diabetes, readiness to change, health habits, type 2 diabetes
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By: Donna LaBrasca, M.Ed., CDE
The doctor nudged the sheepish patient into my office, his hand on the patient’s shoulder. “This gentleman’s blood sugar is higher than normal, and it’s creeping up to diabetic levels. Please explain..
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