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Cover of The Washington Nurse, Spring 2018

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Spring 2018

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In this issue

Front of Book

  • In Focus Page 8
  • Upcoming Events Page 8
  • News Briefs Page 8

Cover Story

  • How Telehealth Is Changing Nursing Page 8
  • Nurses Advancing Telehealth Services in the Era of Health Care Reform Page 10
  • Telehealth Free Continuing Education Available Page 18
  • Nurse ‘Telepresenters’ Provide Efficient Care with a Human Touch Page 19
  • Bringing Subspecialists to Rural Patients via Telehealth Page 20
  • Telehealth Gives Busy ED a Partner in Acute Stroke Care Page 22
  • Telehealth Camera Eliminates Distance Between Patient and Physician Page 23
  • Expanding Access to Mental Health Care Through Telemental Health Page 24
  • Telestroke Means Better Outcomes for Skagit Valley Patients Page 25
  • Project ECHO Connects Community Providers with Heart Failure Experts Page 26
  • Telemedicine: Risk Management Issues, Strategies and Resources Page 27
  • Frequently Asked Questions Page 30

Nursing Practice

  • Patient’s ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ Tattoo Sparks Debate Page 32
  • Nursing Practice News Page 34

Hall of Fame

  • Presenting the 2018 Inductees into the WSNA Hall of Fame Page 36

Union

  • Yakima Regional Home Health, Hospice Nurses Win Nearly $2.9 Million for Hours Worked Off the Clock Page 50
  • UW Per Diem Nurses Join WSNA Page 51
  • Proud WSNA Members Are Speaking Up Page 52
  • Threat to Our Freedom in Washington Page 54
  • WSU Alum Advocates for Nursing, Patient Care Across Washington Page 56
  • Our Trip to Support Fellow PeaceHealth Nurses in Ketchikan Page 57
  • Recently Settled Contracts Page 58

Legislative Affairs

  • WSNA in Olympia: Nurse Legislative Day and Nurse Advocacy Camp Page 60
  • 2017 Legislative Champion Awards Page 62
  • Legislative Session Report 2018 Page 62
  • Our 2019 Rest Breaks Campaign Starts Now Page 64
  • 2018 Legislator Voting Record Page 69

More

  • In Memoriam Page 71
  • Welcome New WSNA Staff Page 73
  • District News Page 74
  • New Members List Page 76

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