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3 Stages of Health Care!I guess you just know that an RN just has to write about Health related stuff, Right? When it comes to Health Care, there are 3 stages, 1) Primary, 2) Secondary and 3) Tertiary. So, Primary Health, (the one that no one does or cares about) is where the person, YOU, takes responsibility of their health through diet, exercise, sleep, laughter, de-stress etc. Secondary Health is where you enter the System. Come into Hospital, go through the tests, get diagnosed with a Healt

We have all had that experience when you take a seat determined to write a 2,000+ word article that will achive Page 1 status, done the research, but after the first few paragraphs, we are suddenly Lost for Words.What to do?Stand up, put on some comfortable shoes and GO FOR A WALK!Preferably with a nature setting around you.I am here to tell you, that whener I do this this, I am literally bombarded with ideas.I return home with a new found passion and a literal head full of ideas that I cannot

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