10 articles in txt format

1. Always on Duty
2. E.R. Nurses getting hurt
3. E.R. Nurses in a Maze
4. E.R. Nurses Organization
5. E.R. Nurses Shorthanded
6. Hazards of Being an E.R. Nurse
7. Nursing the E.R. Nurse
8. Travel & Medicine Tourist E.R. Nurse
9. U.S. Trade in E.R. Nurses
10. Wanted E.R. Nurse

EXCERPT FROM: Always On Duty

For all of the demands of emergency nursing, an emergency nurse should be prepared at all times to provide patient care for almost any situation. Some emergency nurses tend to specialize in trauma, pediatrics, geriatrics and injury prevention. Nurses are not only attendants in hospitals and clinics, they may also be involved in medical and nursing research.

Another important responsibility of the emergency room nurse is to continually be aware of their working environment; maintain proper supplies and appropriate medical equipments necessary in caring for the patients. As part of their job duties, emergency room nurses engage in educational activities to promote the nursing profession and keep them up to date on today's advanced diagnostics, technologies, medical equipment and safety techniques.

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EXCERPT FROM: Nursing the E.R. Nurses

Emergency department are experiencing violence and it has been escalating year after year. So how are the hospitals coping and resolving this concern?

To come up with solution regarding this problem, it is important to define emergency room violence and differentiate it from other forms of violence. Emergency room violence is different since it involves patients, family, relatives and close friends. These violent acts came from feelings of frustrations, vulnerability and lack of control over health emergencies.

Violence prevention training for hospital staff is one step in reducing the incidence of violence in hospital emergency rooms. Potentially violent patients and visitors can be recognized by the hospital staff by attending training in violence prevention.

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EXCERPT FROM: E.R. Nurses Organization

Emergency nursing cares for individuals of all ages in critical condition of their illness or injury without preliminary diagnosis. It encompasses all ages and medical specialties. Preventive care education and injury prevention is becoming a larger role for emergency nurses.

According to Kristine M. Alpi, the Associate Library Director Samuel J. Wood Library and C. V. Starr Biomedical Information Center, emergency nursing is one of the fastest growing specialties in the nursing profession. In 2000, there was a whooping 95,000 registered nurses employed in the United States alone. With this large number of emergency room nurses there is a need for an organization that will gather and look after these medical professionals.

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