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Whether snow skiing in Idaho, viewing the sunset from helicopter pad on the top of a hospital in Arizona, gazing at covered bridges in Vermont, or taking a long walk on the beach in Florida, travel nursing is an excellent way to get paid while exploring the United States. Although Highway Hypodermics: Your Road Map To Travel Nursing was written in 2005 with some great information about travel nursing, the next edition, Highway Hypodermics: Travel Nursing 2007, brings expanded knowledge about the field of travel nursing. Not only do you get the basics of travel nursing, but additional information is provided on the rewards and drawbacks of travel nursing and making the decision to travel, expanded knowledge on what travel companies are all about and how to choose the right one, all about JCAHO certification, which destinations are the best and how to choose a destination, information on traveling in a recreational vehicle, home-schooling your child while on the road, and additional information on licensing requirements, not to mention all you would ever need to know about travel nursing and your taxes. Stop dreaming about travel nursing, and step into reality with Highway Hypodermics: Travel Nursing 2007..
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According to a report by the United States government, there will be a demand for more than one million additional nurses in hospitals and other health care facilities by the year 2010. As the nursing shortages grow, so does the popularity of travel nursing So many nurses have so many questions. Don’t take a shot in the dark down the highway of travel nursing! Find your answers in HIGHWAY HYPODERMICS: YOUR ROAD MAP TO TRAVEL NURSING. Epstein LaRue answers questions including: **What qualifications do I have to be a travel nurse? **What travel company is right for me? **What can I expect once I get out there? **How do I keep track of all my tax information? **How can I make rational decisions about travel locations?.
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From the author: Using filter needles to withdraw medication from glass ampules prevents hazards from glass particle contamination. In the United States, 2% of parenteral medications are packaged in glass ampules. The proper technique for medication preparation from glass ampules is presented, and a competency checklist and suggestions for nurses' compliance to support safety in medication administration are offered.

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Title: Glass ampules and filter needles: an example of implementing the sixth 'R' in medication administration.(Best Practice)(American Society of Health System Pharmacists)
Author: Heidi G. Stein
Publication:MedSurg Nursing (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 2006
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 15 Issue: 5 Page: 290(5)

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