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The ability to function effectively in intercultural settings has been termed “cultural intelligence” – and it is often celebrated as a kind of modern superpower. But our latest research reveals a more complicated reality. Previous research has largely highlighted the bright side of cultural intelligence, linking it to positive workplace outcomes such as improved performance.

Emma Barrett (R) and Megan Buckley (L) Clinical Nurse Specialists at CUH, and Aisling Devitt, Advanced Nurse Practitioner, centre. Brain Awareness Week A Cork nurse working with children with epilepsy came up with a plan for CUH that has saved the HSE €260,000 and freed up hundreds of bed days in just two years. PEOPLE

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Acting WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu …As global health body lauds their resilience, competence From Fred Ezeh , Abuja W orld Health Organization (WHO) has commended the resilience of nurses in healthcare delivery services stating that nurses are not only caregivers, but educators, innovators and frontline responders, often working in the most

Two Australian nurses have been suspended after a video appeared to show them threatening to kill Israeli patients and boasting about refusing to treat them. The man and woman - both employees at a Sydney hospital - are now being investigated by police, officials in New South Wales (NSW) said. State Health Minister Ryan Park

Nurses, ambulance crews, and other public service workers have all walked off their jobs in recent months to demand higher pay amid a cost-of-living crisis...

It's an outcome city and state officials had pushed to avert.