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Waiting to be seen two hours after arriving for my son’s follow-up visit, it’s dawning on me that we’re still here because of a medical error. I’ll start at the beginning of this story by sharing how . . .

The nurse–client relationship has a natural power imbalance due to the professional knowledge and skills of the nurse that the client relies on for their well-being. Maintaining professional boundarie . . .

Antidotes are an essential part of clinical practice. According to Drugs.com, “an antidote is a drug, chelating substance, or a chemical that counteracts (neutralizes) the effects of another drug or a . . .

According to the National Cancer Institute, or NCI, drug abuse is defined as “the use of illegal drugs or the use of prescription or over-the-counter drugs for purposes other than those for which they . . .

The patient-nurse relationship is clinical but has emotional layers. Patient gift-giving often shows the fine line between duty and connection. This article looks at different types of patient gifts, . . .

The break room, intended as a sanctuary for respite, can often devolve into a chaotic space. A half-eaten, unidentified meal left festering in the microwave, an unsolicited speakerphone conversation, . . .