September is National Preparedness Month

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Fore-Warned is Fore-Armed

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September is National Preparedness Month — a time for all individuals and communities to better prepare for an emergency.

To get started, visit: www.ready.gov

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To learn how you can promote emergency preparedness in your community and access tools that will help, check out the 2013 Toolkit!

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  1. Work-related Injury Impact on Quality Patient Care
    [A Survey]

    According to a survey by Ergotron, 10% of the nursing workforce is injured on the job annually. The following are effects resulting from such injuries:

    * 22% of nurses are less friendly or engaging with their patients.
    * 22% of nurses have to modify or limit their activity/movement on the job.
    * 17% of nurses are distracted.
    * 14% of nurses needed more assistance from other staff.

    Note: Ergotron Nursing survey was fielded by GMI Research from 250 full-time nurses during 3/21/14-3/28/14.

    Source: Ergotron

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