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I recently read an article by Barbara Bartlein which carries this same title. While my intent in reading the article was to pick up some tips on dealing with my own staff, I began to think about how these tips are also fitting for bosses, safety managers, and human resource personnel in dealing with their injured employees receiving workers compensation benefits.
Take a look at these tips…
Be a great communicator~
Communication is the key to developing a positive relationship. As a case manager most of my job …

As  a nurse caring for the geriatric communication, fall prevention can mean the difference in a long life or a complicated hospital stay.  Whether you, yourself are a senior, or if you have senior loved ones, take a look at this post from the Mayo Clinic staff which addresses six ways in which to reduce your risk of falling.

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You may feel you already know how to prevent falls, but take a look and you may be surprised at just how many things you have never considered before.  …

As a young girl, I first discovered my interest in the medical field after obtaining a microscope at the tender age of ten. I was a big fan of “Mad Magazine” back then. The inside back cover would regularly feature ads promising all sorts of great prizes by simply selling greeting cards and wrapping paper door to door. I sent off for the information and shortly thereafter began my first sales job. I began collecting orders from my neighbors and friend’s parents. I earned several prizes over that summer, …

Knowing what options are available when deciding on a prosthesis and its various components for your child or teen is very important so that you, as a parent, can make informed decisions. Being educated and having the relevant information will help you make good choices and can help you feel that you have some control over the situation. You should, therefore, ather as much information as possible. In addition, you should seek out a clinic team that can assist you with all aspects of caring for a person with a …