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Aging in Place
As people grow older, it is common to hear that they would rather be in their homes to continue living independently. That's called "aging in place."
Nurses: the Heart of the Healthcare Industry
Nurses provide comfort and compassion to patients and their families, making them an essential part of the healthcare system.
Why does Mental Health Matter?
Mental Health Awareness Month is observed in May as a nationwide celebration of well-being. There is nothing wrong in saying: I need help!
Administrative Professionals Day
It is important to honor those who work in the less visible areas of healthcare. This celebration highlights the essential role of assistants, receptionists, secretaries, and other professional support.
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
In addition to National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, the DEA can receive drugs for disposal throughout the year from over 11,000 authorized collectors.
The Gift of Donating Life
National Donate Life Month was established in 2003 to raise awareness about donations, encourage people to register as donors and recognize those that have saved lives through donations.
National Healthcare Decisions Day
This day brings awareness to people about the importance of making known to doctors, nurses, or other professionals the kind of care they wish to receive and respecting those expectations and desires.
National Integrated Respiratory Care Week
This week in April, we honor the hard work of everyone involved in integrated respiratory care, including registered nurses, caregivers, breathing specialists, pulmonary therapists, and other healthcare professionals.
World Health Day
This year, World Health Day is an opportunity to review past public health successes, especially those that improved generations' quality of life during the last 75 years.
National Public Health Week
The first week of April is proclaimed National Public Health Week to improve the nation's overall health. It focuses on prevention, awareness, and education to ensure the conditions in which people can be and stay healthy.
Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Colon or rectum cancer, commonly known as colorectal cancer, is now the second leading cause of death of Americans with cancer.
Patient Safety Awareness Week
This week encourages celebration and recognition of caregivers and promote education on healthcare safety. The goal is to maximize awareness about how patient safety could be optimized in healthcare systems.
