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K Esqueda

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A/V collection features nurse education.

The University of Connecticut (Farmington) Health Center Library has put together an audiovisual software collection to help state nurses continue their education.

Audiovisual Aids↗

Educators key to coping with change.

As cost constraints and federal regulations continue, the function of the hospital educator will be essential in helping the institution cope with the rapid changes in the field.

Administrative Personnel↗

New decade brings new systems.

Be it employee development, patient education, or community health education, the task of the hospital educator in the future will require broader skills and knowledge.

Administrative Personnel↗

Innovators gather at conference.

The AHA's Center for Health Promotion invited innovators in the field of community health education programming to exchange ideas and learn from expert consultants.

American Hospital Association↗

Is the nation prepared for an emergency?

Government, health care professionals, and consumers must join forces to educate and train professional and citizens in emergency preparedness.

Community Participation↗

Physicians urged to regain control of profession.

Physician responsibility--to patients, colleagues, the profession, and himself--was discussed at the annual Congress on Medical Education. Physicians were urged to provide decisive leadership in society; take the initiative in CME; and participate in all aspects of physician performance evaluation, including support for impaired physician programs. Possible problems faced by hospitals due to new restrictions on FMGs were discussed, as well as who will replace FMGs.

Clinical Competence↗

Hospital ethics committees: four case studies.

The New Jersey Supreme Court decision in the Quinlan case started a trend in hospitals: the formation of ethics committees. This article highlights the ethics committees of several hospitals, discussing their professional makeup, their scope, and their individual purposes.

Ethics↗