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Here’s how we’re making nurses month count. There’s no small dose of irony that the World Health Organization declared last year, somewhat prophetically, that 2020 would be recognized as “The Year of The Nurse.” Nurses are coming out of retirement and their homes to help fight the pandemic, and we know just how important our support is this month, and
Like you, our team is adjusting to the realities of COVID-19, and we’re thinking of those around the world who are struggling with the physical, emotional and economic impacts of this pandemic. We know you are getting many company emails in your inbox, so we’re placing updates on our blog and social media to keep you notified of how we’re
Should essential oil therapy in hospitals be treated (and regulated) like a traditional medication? In November 2019, The Joint Commission published a statement addressing the issue of whether or not essential oils should be defined as such, thereby subjected to routine medication management procedures and FDA regulation. In our latest position paper, we break down the statement and what it
Most medical professionals are keenly aware of the Joint Commission, one of the largest and oldest accrediting bodies in health care, and its influence on keeping US health care facilities in line with the highest standards of healthcare practices. Meeting these standards is crucial for most hospitals, since Joint Commission accreditation is required for reimbursement from third party insurers, such
Summer is here! We’re ringing in the sunny disposition with a discount code that gets you 20% off our Nurse Rescue Kit until July 3rd! The Nurse Rescue Kit is the ideal starter set of Soothing Scents products for all nursing professionals interested in using integrative therapies for the treatment of PONV and PDNV. The kit includes our widely researched
When I think about what it truly means to be a nurse, I always recall a particular cold November night in Maine. The OR schedule was running late, and just as we were finishing our last surgery, a call came from the Emergency Department; a badly broken wrist was coming up for repair. While I wearily trudged back from the
