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With the holidays just around the corner, the opportunity to select a truly meaningful gift abounds using an age-old tradition known as embroidery, for monogramming gift items with the recipient’s initials or company logo. written by Real Article
If you are planning to buy your nursing scrubs or medical uniforms then keep these factors in mind. Choose your dress according to your profession’s need and your comfort level as well. written by Real Article
Over the past few years medical uniforms have undergone a drastic transformation from the age old plain white costumes to the most modern and trendy uniforms. Companies are specializing in the manufacturing and selling of medical and nursing scrubs. So now you have a plethora of varieties to choose from your medical scrubs. written by Real Article
Keep a few basic guidelines in your mind before buying cheap scrubs or the uniform scrubs. Ensure that they are made of best quality so that you do not have problems later on in your nursing profession. written by Sam Brown
Everywhere you look in the professional world, clothing style, length and cost signifies a little more than you might imagine. Like ancient tribes and civilizations used to determine a person’s rank or social status by the type of feathers, robes or medals they wore, today’s workplace is littered with examples of how what you wear signifies where you are on the corporate ladder. Be it a simple suit, casual work clothes or a white lab coat, work uniforms and dress codes are a lot more telling than you might think.
Next time you visit an office building, think about the different styles in dress you see and what positions they each signify. While each company has a different dress code, “lower totem pole,” behind-the-scenes employees are usually going to dress in a much more casual way (since customers or corporate partners only hear their voice) than managers, supervisors, presidents and human resource managers. Chances are anyone in a position of authority or having outside physical contact with clients and stockholders will be donning a suit and tie during their workday.
Another locale to keep an eye on work uniforms and wear is at middle to high end restaurants. Here, everyone from the busboys to the managers are dressed in different, telling attire. A busboy is mostly working on clearing and setting tables, so they are usually dressed in simple attire that is good for the constant moving and collecting they are prone to do. Since a waiter has more one on one interaction with the customer, they are going to be dressed up, usually each donning the same uniform throughout the workplace (men and women vary of course) with a sport coat sometimes included. A restaurant manager (or owner) is usually the best dressed one out of the lot (especially in a fancy restaurant), wearing a different colored shirt or sport coat than the waiters so that he can stand out. Then there is the kitchen, which is a whole different animal as head chefs usually don custom aprons, coats and hats that distinguish them from the other chefs.
One workplace where you might not pay much attention to the work uniforms and what they may signify is at the hospital. While a lab coat is a functional and very important piece of clothing to a medical professional (many are custom made with breathable fibers and advanced stain guards), few people know that its length may hold a secret to the medical professional’s seniority in the office.
In many hospitals, senior doctors wear longer lab coats, while medical students tend to wear shorter lab coats. One way to tell a student doctor apart from a senior one is that their lab coat is around hip-length. It is not until they graduate with a professional title, that they wear knee-length white coats, which signify seniority at many teaching hospitals. Today, some nurses, physician assistants and technicians wear long lab coats or medical scrubs, which are becoming a more comfortable option for many male and female nurses. Each hospital has its own tradition that determines the code.
Again, these aren’t steadfast rules in today’s workplace, but just something to keep your eye out for. A person’s work uniform might give off a little more information than you might think.
Author Kim Green has worked in the medical field and has had the opportunity to wear different styles of lab coats and medical scrubs - Medelita is the company she prefers to buy from. written by Sam Brown
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You spend countless hours in your medical scrubs. Isn’t it about time you wear scrub pants and tops that actually fit?
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Many people in the medical profession work long hours so being comfortable in what they wear is vital. Medical scrubs have come a long way over the years and the standard of quality has been increased. written by Sam Brown
It isn’t often that American culture creates a new rite of passage for the world. But that’s just what has happened with the White Coat Ceremony. written by Sam Brown
In the current economic climate, businesses are cutting back, but one company’s emphasis on customer service is winning raving fans. written by Sam Brown
You can go to work and wear what you need to and still be in fashion. The medical field is growing and along with it is the evolution of all attire, including women’s lab coats.
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Improving employee performance, satisfaction and retention in the medical workplace written by Sam Brown
New gift options.
Everyone knows that the holiday gift giving season is approaching. But if the gift you’re seeking is for someone attending medical school, or a physician you care about, you may not be aware of some new gift options to consider. Some of these options are responses to demographic changes. Some are based on a growing awareness of the message that’s communicated to patients, their families, and fellow medical staff members, by a haggard appearance. But regardless of the motivation behind their creation, the result is a greatly enhanced appearance and first impression for women in medicine.
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At last, lab coats and scrubs designed specifically for women in healthcare. written by Sam Brown
The medical field is comprised of an ever increasing amount of females. These women deserve quality lab coats and scrubs designed with the female form in mind. written by Sam Brown
An unofficial dress code exists in healthcare. The type of clothing worn distinguishes the role of the healthcare provider between those who wear unisex scrubs, and those who typically wear nursing style scrubs. Clinicians, such as Physicians (MDs), Physician Assistants (PAs) and Nurse Practitioners (NPs), often wear lab coats and/or coordinated garments, known as scrubs. Though nursing related professions also wear scrubs, theirs are distinguishable from clinicians by the overall styling of the garments. written by Sam Brown
Revolutionary and about time, all of you ladies in the medical field need not any longer wear unisex scrubs which on a woman resemble that of a potato sack. written by WebMarket Reports
Scrubs are shielding clothing that is utilized by the medical staff which consists of doctors, nurses, and other assistants in the hospitals, clinics and particularly in the surgery rooms. << previous page 1 next page>> |
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