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The baby book said to rock a crying infant at the same pace as a mother's heart rate: 60-100 beats/min. At that speed, it's not rocking, really; just an oscillating [...]

The amount and frequency of change affecting the health care industry makes management of a work environment particularly challenging for nursing leaders Numerous studies are discussed that explore the influence of organization behavior and issues of staff perception on measurable outcomes such as nurse retention and patient satisfaction. The authors surveyed staff nurses using instruments that assess their perceptions of (a) autonomy, control, and physician relationships; (b) faith and confidence in peers and managers; (c) emotional exhaustion; (d) job satisfaction; and (e) the quality of patient care. The findings suggest that perceived autonomy, control, and physician relationships influence the trust, job satisfaction, and perceived quality of patient care. Professional practice models may provide a means to achieve positive staff perceptions of autonomy and control while managing the realities of flattening organizational structures., ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE has been the one enduring phenomenon in health care settings over the past 10 years. As organizations restructured to create more efficient patient care delivery systems, downsizing of [...]

Just one short story: When I thanked my new state rep for an item in his newsletter, he responded within hours with "No, thank YOU Mr. Bronstein. I've even been approved, but the government placed a hold [and] won't place me, saying ONLY those from care homes and nursing homes would get placement. MAY-JUNE 2023 Judy Heumann Mentored the Next Generation of Disability Advocates Rest in Power: This is just a wonderful and uplifting reflection. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses healthcare professionals dealing with uncertainty at home and the workplace, which can be dealt with by feeling relaxed and happy and providing excellence in caregiving.

The article focuses on the application of SourcePoint Therapy's fundamental principles to obtain optimum body health. According to the author, the energetic healing system was developed when she and her husband Bob Schrei work with the blueprint by redefining themselves, energy, and healing system. She suggests that individuals should remember the information of balance, order, harmony, and flow available to each of them to maintain their mental, physical, and spiritual health.

An interview with ceramic artist James Marshall is presented. He explains the concept behind the creation of liminal objects. He details the creative process involved in making liminal objects. He admits focusing on a colored surface that has energy and movement to it. He claims that the concept of the liminal object is like gravity.