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Gail Gourley
It’s difficult to overstate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on nurses, from those who work directly with the sickest…
By
Gail Gourley
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans are experiencing telehealth for the first time, as health care systems offer opportunities and…
By
Gail Gourley
The theme of readiness is prominent in the 2020 Posture of the United States Army Statement, in which senior Army…
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Gail Gourley
The transition from student to a real-world job setting can be difficult in any arena, and that is certainly true…
By
Gail Gourley
As the opening month of 2020 reveal the increasingly devastating developments of the COVID-19 pandemic, images of health care workers…
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Gail Gourley
One aspect of veterans’ health care receiving heightened attention involves dental care. A clear example of expanded congressional focus on…
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Gail Gourley
Musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries are the most significant medical non-readiness factor in the U.S. Army. Army Public Health Center (APHC) experts…
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Gail Gourley
Many veterans are in pain. It affects their lives, and their families, every day.
Recognizing the needs of its patients,…
By
Gail Gourley
In answering the question “What is Nursing?” on the American Nurses Association website, it states: “21st Century nursing is the…
By
Gail Gourley
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers numerous options for extended-care services to eligible veterans, providing them and their…
