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Monthly Archives: March 2011
The complexities of car seat logistics
Since I’ve been writing about health care and family issues for so many years, my ears always perk up (figuratively speaking) when I get wind of a major new policy that I just know is going to get people talking. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Health
Tagged AAP, California law, car seat, child safety restraint, forward-facing, infant car seat, install, logistics, pediatricians, rear-facing, restraint, seat belt, Tennessee
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The challenges of working from home: a quiz
I have a short quiz for all you fellow freelance writers out there. Let’s say you work from home. Let’s say that you are a freelance writer and work from home. Let’s say you’re a parent of small children, a … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Freelancing
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Covering nursing for 15 years
While doing research for a freelance assignment, I recently interviewed a woman who is a professor of nursing at a prestigious university. After the interview wound down, we got to chatting, and she asked me how long I’ve been a … Continue reading
Posted in Freelancing, Health, Journalism
Tagged freelance, health care, health reform, journal, Journalism, journalist, LPN, medicine, nurse, nurse practitioner, nursing, paper, patients, primary care, public health, R.N., writing
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iWant an iPad
Earlier tonight, my husband said to me, “Hey, I’m going to be really late coming home from work tomorrow night.” I’m accustomed to this. I haven’t been a doctor’s wife for all these years and not gotten used to a … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Journalism, Random musings
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Farewell to a great journalist
Sad news today: veteran journalist David Broder died at the age of 81. I first saw the news on Facebook, where my friend and fellow UMd J-school alum Eric Kelderman posted it. My reaction was almost identical to my reaction … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
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To CSA or not to CSA
Over on the blogs at All About Women, Zee is talking about her frustration with her husband’s penchant for buying canned vegetables. She notes that some canned vegetables are okay for certain things, but she prefers to serve more fresh … Continue reading
Posted in Health
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Watch out for preliminary research
I’m feeling a little vindicated here today, kids. One of my fellow health care writers out there filed a very interesting report yesterday on Covering Health, the blog for the Association of Health Care Journalists. Andrew Van Dam quotes Dr. … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Journalism
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