A time for reflection and growth No abstract available

Building a continuous renal replacement therapy program in a community hospital Abstract: Continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) is a high-risk therapy used to treat acute kidney injury. Community hospitals lack the patient volume to adequately develop staff CRRT competency. This article will cover lessons learned developing a CRRT program at a small community hospital with low patient census requiring CRRT.

Minimal change disease: A case report Abstract: Although minimal change disease (MCD) is a major cause of nephrotic syndrome in children, it is less common in adults. It develops from damage to the glomeruli with a loss of large amounts of protein in the urine. Early recognition and treatment is key to a positive patient outcome. This article describes the diagnosis, treatment, and nursing care of an adult with MCD.

Determining the level of evidence: Experimental research appraisal No abstract available

Damage control: Differentiating incontinence-associated dermatitis from pressure injury Abstract: Subtle differences in presentation make skin injury classification difficult for clinicians. This can be particularly challenging in patients with dark skin tones. This article will cover the differentiation of skin injuries, such as pressure injury versus incontinence dermatitis.

Lymphocyte count No abstract available

Name That Strip No abstract available

Enhancing post-CCU functional endurance with physical activity No abstract available

Care in crises: Nursing and humanitarian aid No abstract available