Nurses in churches--parish nursing: getting body and soul back together.
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"So what exactly is parish nursing?" I eagerly asked Ann Solari-Twadell when she introduced herself in our nurses networking group at the National Wellness Conference in Wisconsin. The Director of the National Parish Nurse Resource Center in Illinois, Ann described a unique, innovative role of promoting health, healing and wholeness of individuals, families and churches.
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Competition has transformed managed care from social movement to corporate colossus. In fact, the earliest health plans were founded with far more idealistic goals than cutting corporate America's health care tab. Here's why that shift troubles many managed care pioneers.