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Showing Your Holiday Spirit At Work






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Early fall is almost here, and with it comes the start of holiday season! From Labor Day to Halloween to Christmas, it seems like a celebration is always looming this time of year. Why not take advantage of these happy occasions, even if in the medical field, you have to spend this day on the job. Some medical professionals are lucky enough to not have a dress code and can proudly sport their holiday scrubs. Others are restricted by dress codes, but there are still ways you can stay festive and holiday ready!

There is an ongoing debate as to whether printed scrubs and holiday scrubs have a positive effect or not on patients. Many believe that being surrounded by spirited uniforms can distract patients from their pain, to focus on something more positive, like a happy holiday memory or to provide hope for a quick recovery. We’re here to provide those who can’t wait to wear holiday scrubs this fall, with some stylish options!

Halloween Scrubs: Halloween is the one time of year you can dress up as anything you want! While it’s not professional to wear your costume to work, you can “dress up” in these spooky scrubs that will be just as fun. Don’t forget to have a Halloween potluck with your co-workers where you can all prepare Halloween treats to munch on. These featured tops are spooky, stylish, and feminine. Try:

  • UA Scrubs “Spooky Fairytale” Dark Lilac Scrub Top and Scrub Jacket
  • Koi Scrubs “Full Moon” Print Scrub Top
  • Mary Engelbreit Scrubs “Trick or Sweet” Print Scrub Top

Thanksgiving Scrubs: What better way to show your appreciation for your co-workers than celebrating Thanksgiving at work! If Thanksgiving scrubs aren’t for you, there is an apron in this heartwarming “Give Thanks” print that’s perfect for keeping your favorite Thanksgiving recipes off of your clothes. Try:

  • UA “Give Thanks” Print Scrub Top
  • UA “Giving With Friends” Print Scrub Top in Bahama Blue or Honey
  • UA “Give Thanks” Bib Apron

Can’t Wear Holiday Scrubs? If your hospital or office dress code prevents you from wearing holiday scrubs, fear not! We have some alternatives for you that will keep you from being a fall holiday “Grinch”. Try:
  • UA Women’s “Boo” print Halloween surgical cap or UA “Give Thanks” print Thanksgiving surgical cap.
  • Halloween earrings or pin! If accessorizing with your scrubs is off limits, you can still stay festive with themed jewelry and maybe even a flashing pin on your UA Butter-Soft solid scrub top or scrub jacket.  

For more information, please visit http://www.UniformAdvantage.com, your one-stop shop for all of your nursing scrubs and medical uniforms needs.

Uniform Advantage is a leading retailer of scrubs and medical uniforms. Founded in 1985, the company operates out of Plantation, Florida and ships from their distribution center near Atlanta, Georgia. It has grown to include 27 scrubs stores located in key cities across the US and Canada, a catalog division and an entity dedicated to the online market.  

Fall Into Scrubs Fashion






Even though we might not want to admit it while we are still in our swimsuits and shorts, fall is just around the corner. Pretty soon back to school clothes and supplies will be the focus, so we’re here to lighten your load by making an easy scrub uniforms fall fashion guide! We’ll highlight the season’s hottest trends and ways that you can look stylish while still wearing medical uniforms

Tangerine Hues: Bright orange was dubbed the “it” color for summer, and lucky for our wallets it’s not going anywhere this fall. If bright orange is too loud for your personal style, try a muted version, but don’t blame us when you start craving pumpkin pie! Try: 
  • Koi Scrubs Crush Print Top ~The perfect combination of festive fall and style. This top has a floral design in autumn’s classic colors, and a fashionable mock wrap to keep the fit feminine and tailored just for you! 
  • Butter-Soft Scrubs by UA 3-Pocket Wrap Top in Pumpkin~ With Butter-Soft fabric, you’re guaranteed to be cozy and comfortable, which is crucial for a (seemingly) never-ending workday! The muted orange color is a great way to wear orange without it being overpowering. 
Plaid Power: This fall classic is a great investment, since it is a timeless piece that never goes out of style and can work from season to season. Best part about these scrub top versions is that they are fitted just for women, to put a modern and flattering twist on this style staple. Try: 
  • Barco NRG Plaid Mandarin Collar Top in Black Plaid or Cayenne Plaid ~ This junior fit top has a fitted back and v-neck so the plaid style has a feminine touch. It comes in either black plaid or maroon/red plaid, so you can mix and match with your favorite fall scrub pants! 
  • Cherokee Flexibles Wild About Plaid Scrub Top ~ Combining two of our favorite fall trends, animal prints and plaid, this scrub top is modern and ultra-trendy! 
Fierce Felines: When every season’s runway looks come out, there always seems to be a common theme, and that’s animal prints, whether they’re in apparel, shoes, or accessories. So, channel your inner feline and you’ll be ready to prowl down the catwalk in these animal print scrub tops. Try: 
  • Koi Scrubs Lovely Cheetah Print Top ~ Classic cheetah print paired with a rounded v-neck, gathered front, and raglan sleeves make this top super flattering and versatile. 
  • Koi Scrubs Leopard Print Top ~ A contemporary take on traditional leopard, with light purple trim this top is the perfect mix of edgy print and soft, feminine colors. 
Missoni: Prints inspired by this famed designer and similar chevron styles are in home décor and clothing stores everywhere these days. It’s a timeless zig zag pattern combined with bold colors and flamed stitching. Rock these scrub top versions of this popular runway look to stay stylish even at work! 
  • Healing Hands Scrubs Winding Road Terracotta/Chocolate Madeline Top ~ A smocked neckline and button detailing are great accents to this scrub top. Its quintessential fall colors of chocolate brown and terracotta orange make it a fall must-have! 
  • Crocs Scrubs Missoni Emily Top ~ This trendy Missoni inspired print gets a new twist with this top which features neon colors (perfect if you’re still trying to hang onto summer!)
For more information, please visit http://www.UniformAdvantage.com, your one-stop shop for all of your nursing scrubs and medical uniforms needs. 

Uniform Advantage is a leading retailer of scrubs and medical uniforms. Founded in 1985, the company operates out of Plantation, Florida and ships from their distribution center near Atlanta, Georgia. It has grown to include 27 scrubs stores located in key cities across the US and Canada, a catalog division and an entity dedicated to the online market.

Are Printed Scrubs a Patient Pep Talk?






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When it comes down to the prints vs. solids debate, most everyone in the medical field has their own opinion. Some think that printed, cartoon scrubs are silly and unprofessional and others insist that these tops can have an overwhelming positive effect on their patients (even those medical professionals who aren’t in pediatrics!)

Those in favor of unit-wide matching solids argue that having different departments and titles (CNA, RN, etc.) wearing matching scrub colors makes it easier for patients to recognize who’s who and that also aids in improving staff unity. Many also believe that this sleek, unified look enhances professionalism. Some think that a standardized uniform is worth it just to not have to worry about anything in the morning while you’re getting ready for your shift! But does someone’s outfit dictate their ability to do their job, or does their job performance display that? It’s a heavily debated question. 

Those who dispute this theory that matching improves patient perception and staff morale think that choice in scrubs allows for individual expression through medical uniforms and serves as a mood booster, even for adults! These healthcare workers claim that in a stark-white, sterile hospital environment, a cheery nurse in printed scrubs may be just the ticket for bringing a mood-lifting smile to a patient’s face. These supporters believe that if they are happy as employees, it will increase their job satisfaction and patient care. Their behavior and skills should speak for their ability to perform their job, not their scrub top. If you were a patient in a hospital unit around Halloween or Christmas, would a nurse in a festive holiday scrub top be a welcome distraction to temporarily take the patient’s focus off of being sick, or would it be a display of unprofessionalism? Some even support this side for a different reason altogether; that since the hospital isn’t paying for the scrubs, and the employee is, they shouldn’t be told what they have to spend their money on. 

How do you feel about this hot-button topic for the medical field? Are you required to adhere to a dress code, and if so, are you happy with this? 

For more information, visit http://www.UniformAdvantage.com, your one-stop shop for all of your nursing scrubs and medical uniforms needs. Uniform Advantage is a leading retailer of scrubs and medical uniforms. Founded in 1985, the company operates out of Plantation, Florida and ships from their distribution center near Atlanta, Georgia. It has grown to include 27 scrubs stores located in key cities across the US and Canada, a catalog division and an entity dedicated to the online market.

Sport Summer’s Hottest Trends In Your Scrubs






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Just because you can’t be on vacation the entire summer doesn’t mean that you can’t stay fashion forward at work in your medical scrubs! For those of you in the medical field, we’re bringing you some of this summer’s hottest fashion trends and showing you how you can rock these dominant trends while on the job in your scrubs at your hospital or doctor’s office. 

Graphic Florals: The floral trend that appeared this spring is still going strong, and these cheery prints on your scrubs are perfect mood-boosters for your co-workers and patients alike: 


  • UA Scrubs “Forget Me Not White” Round Neck Scrub Top ~ this top is ultra feminine with flower-shaped buttons and lace embroidery trim on the bottom hem. It makes you feel like you are outside in a field of flowers instead of stuck at work!
  • Koi Scrubs “Mon Amour” Print Scrub Top ~ this pink and blue floral top is so stylish it blurs the line between regular clothes and scrubs. The pleated neckline and smocked pockets give it girly touches and the background images of postcards and cameras are subtle reminders that your summer vacation is (hopefully) right around the corner! 


Flashy Brights: Attention-grabbing neon colors are in stores everywhere this summer’s, the brighter the better! Plus, these bold, “happy” colors give your skin a nice glow so you can easily fake a tan: 


  • Crocs Scrubs Crossover “Crystal” Top in Kiwi ~This lime green scrub top is as functional as it is fashionable, it has Crocs signature “Croc pockets” for storage and is designed to be ultra flexible to move with you. 
  • Butter-Soft Scrubs by UA Scallop Neck Top in Picante~ Tangerine was named the Pantone color of the year for 2012 and this bright orange shade is a great way to showcase this trend in your medical uniforms without being overpowering. 


Patriotic Prints: What’s summer without a backyard BBQ and fireworks? Between Memorial Day and 4th of July, summer is the time to show your national pride and you can continue that spirit in your scrubs:  


  • Koi Scrubs “Celebration” Bridgette Top ~ with stars and stripes just like the flag, this scrub top is a classic, complete with a novelty front tie and star shaped beads! 
  • UA Scrubs “Blast of Stars” Mock Wrap Scrub Top ~ this top brings the fireworks right out of the sky and onto your scrubs and red piping along the mock wrap adds an extra “punch” of color. 


For more information, visit http://www.UniformAdvantage.com, your one-stop shop for all of your nursing scrubs and medical uniforms needs. Uniform Advantage is a leading retailer of scrubs and medical uniforms. Founded in 1985, the company operates out of Plantation, Florida and ships from their distribution center near Atlanta, Georgia. It has grown to include 27 scrubs stores located in key cities across the US and Canada, a catalog division and an entity dedicated to the online market.

Mix and Match to Grow Your Scrubs Wardrobe






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Between family, friends, and work it may be difficult to get a moment for yourself, much less have time to update your work wardrobe with this season’s trendy colors and hottest styles. Fear not, we’re going to cover a few ways you can spruce up your wardrobe (while staying budget friendly!) by mixing and matching old and new uniform pieces. 

Channel your inner creativity and learn how to turn scrubs into a fashion forward ensemble! 

Step 1: Pick 1 “basic color” that you feel most comfortable in (whether it’s black, brown, gray, white or navy) or whichever one that you have to wear based on your team’s uniform regulations  
Step 2: Find out which colors are best based on your coloring (skin tone, eye color, hair color) these are divided into either warm or cool—here are examples of each: Warm: Oranges, Reds, Yellows Cool: Blues, Greens, Purples 
Step 3*: Put more emphasis on switching up your scrub tops, when you vary tops people are much more likely to notice something new and fresh vs. scrub bottoms 
Step 4: Most importantly: make sure that the colors you pick are ones that you will feel confident wearing, not just because they’re “right”! Feeling good about your appearance will be the best accessory for your scrubs and put the spring in your step. 

To embellish on Step 3 here are some easy ways to get the most out of your existing tops and a guide for what to look for when buying new tops to get the most bang for your buck: 

Cardigan style warm-up jackets and lab coats like the Koi scrubs Olivia jacket or Koi scrubs Geneva lab coat are a great way to “dress up” scrubs on the job—they’re also a great way to store your cell phone, keys, etc. 

  • Jackets are great for complimenting a printed top with a corresponding solid pant 
  • Ones that feature elastic cuffs help keep you warm in chilly air conditioned buildings and keep sleeves out of your way on the job! 


Wrap tops often have contrasting trim, which will provide you with more options for corresponding bottom colors 

Not only are floral, polka dot, and other printed tops fun and cheery for your co-workers and patients, but they allow you a more broad scope of pant options because you can wear pants of any of the featured colors and still match! 

Summary: When your budget is tight look no further than your own closet for ways to mix and match scrubs to create new work outfits! Here are tips for mixing and matching to get the most out of what you already have for work uniforms. 

Resource: Uniform Advantage is a leading retailer of scrubs and medical uniforms. Founded in 1985, the company operates out of Plantation, Florida and ships from their distribution center near Atlanta, Georgia. It has grown to include 27 scrubs stores located in key cities across the US and Canada, a catalog division and an entity dedicated to the online market. For more information, visit http://www.UniformAdvantage.com, your one-stop shop for all of your nursing uniform needs.

Best Scrubs for Each Body Type






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When flipping through the pages of your favorite fashion magazine you’ll frequently see articles on choosing the best bathing suit, dress, or business attire for your body type. So why not do the same for scrubs, especially since those in the medical field wear them much more frequently than swimwear! We’ve identified the best cuts and styles of scrubs based on four common body types to help you look and feel your best while on the job: 

Hourglass or Curvy: full bust that is equal or very close in measurement to your hips, narrow waist. 

  • Do: Choose clothes that work with your natural curves, this way your outfit will encourage the correct proportions 
  • Do: Look for high-waisted, straight leg pants so the eye is drawn to a thin middle 
  • Don’t: Don shapeless or boxy styles, like baby-doll tunics or oversized cardigans 
  • Try: Cherokee scrubs mock wrap tunic, wrap tops create a diagonal movement across the body which is more forgiving and the v-neck flatters curves without overdoing it 


Rectangle or Straight: strong, broad shoulders, proportional hips and the lack of a highly defined waist. 

  • Do: Wear a fitted jacket to “break up” the shape and create a more defined waist 
  • Do: Select styles that cinch at the middle but flare out at the bottom to boost curves, like boot-cut pants which give the impression of all-around shapeliness 
  • Don’t: Pick anything too flowy or unstructured like Empire-waist tops 
  • Try: Ruffles, fluttery sleeves, and ruching help to add volume to bust and shoulders, which subsequently adds definition to the waist 


Triangle or Pear: hip measurement is larger than bust measurement and a small to average sized waist, shoulders and torso are narrower than the hips. 

  • Do: Look for dark wide-leg pants, they will slenderizes thighs while creating a longer and slimmer silhouette 
  • Do: Opt for boatneck tops under a hip-length jacket, drawing attention to the open neckline broadens the shoulders to offset fuller hips and evens out lower body proportions 
  • Don’t: Reach for skinny pants, they won’t create a flattering shape, along with items that are too oversized Try: Printed tops draw the eye upward, paired with a solid, dark pant to elongate, try the Cherokee scrubs ½ elastic ½ drawstring waist pant for a smooth shape 


Inverted Triangle: large bust, wide shoulders, small hips (more top-heavy vs. bottom-heavy). 

  • Do: Stay away from large prints or horizontal stripes on top 
  • Do: Lean toward darker colors to make you appear thinner 
  • Don’t: Go for high necklines, puffy or gathered sleeves, and prominent collars or frills, these will exaggerate width 
  • Try: V-neck, side stretch panel tops, the contouring and vertical seaming will help create a favorable line, paired with boot cut or cargo pocket pants to “balance” overall shape 


Summary: Want to know which scrub styles are best based on your body type? Create your most flattering shape with these tips so you can feel good about yourself while you are on the job helping others. 

Resource: For more information, visit http://www.UniformAdvantage.com, your one-stop shop for all of your nursing uniform needs.

Study: Multi-Colored Scrubs Improve Children's Perception of Nurses






Article by Josh Weiss 
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There are many studies and experiments about different aspects of nursing and healthcare that are published in various journals and clinical references. It’s hard to sift through them all to find the ones that are applicable to you, and interest you. Sometimes they’re interesting enough to make you look twice. Sometimes you’ll even read the whole study in depth. But rarely do they make you sit up and exclaim, “Let’s go shopping! I need new medical scrubs!” In the April 2009 Journal of Clinical Nursing, there was an article that made nurses do just that. It was titled “Use of non-conventional nurses’ attire in a paediatric hospital: a quasi-experimental study.” To many, the whole concept of conducting a study on medical scrubs was intriguing, and the outcome was, in a nutshell, that children respond well to colored medical scrubs. Before this, many nurses had selected medical scrubs based on their own likes and dislikes. It was stunning to think that of all things, nursing scrubs might make a difference on their affect on a patient. 

The article went on to describe a study conducted at the Meyer Children’s Hospital in Florence. The experiment surveyed children between the ages of six and sixteen in two wards of the pediatric hospital who were introduced to multi-colored nurses’ attire. The children and their parents’ varied reactions to the medical scrubs were studied using open questions and semantic differential scales (SDS). They were evaluated compared to gender and age matched controls interviewed before the introduction. Parents were also interviewed. This was the first study done of its kind.

One hundred twelve hospitalized children and their parents were studied. The percentage of positive words used by children to define their nurse was higher in children interviewed after the introduction of non-conventional nursing uniforms by a percentage of 96.2% to 81.8%. Children’s perception of nurses was significantly improved by the use of multi-colored attire. Parents’ perceptions of the nurses’ capability to reassure their children and adequately carry out their responsibilities also improved.

The results showed that multicolored, unconventional medical scrubs improve how children perceive nurses. This in turn makes the children, or any patient, more comfortable. The children expected the nurses dressed in unconventional scrubs to be friendly, helpful, and pleasant. They even expected these nurses to be cheerful and funny. The use of non-conventional nursing scrubs therefore has the potential to ease the anxiety of children due to hospitalization. It also improves the parent’s perception of the reliability of the nurse.

Every nurse wants to do her best to satisfy her patients, and this is such a simple way to bring a smile to a child’s face. In fact, it can be surmised that colored medical scrubs can have an effect on any patient, not only children. It is well known that different colors can often signify different meanings, but that is something that nurses rarely take into account when purchasing medical scrubs.

The original starched white nurses’ uniform was said to convey an air of professionalism and cleanliness. Nursing scrubs became common once doctors began to shed their conventional street clothes for comfortable cotton shirts and pants to prevent the spread of bacteria and germs. Medical scrubs have since gone through a range of colors. White, although thought to be sterile, was easily susceptible to stains and blood spatters. Green soon took its place, as it was thought to be gentler on the eye. Various shades of blue followed. Today, medical scrubs are available in a huge assortment of colors and prints. White is still considered the more formal version of medical apparel.

When shopping for medical scrubs, bear in mind that some colors may subconsciously signify different meanings. Black may be thought of as a symbol of death, with red being associated with the obvious blood. On the other hand, blue is thought to be soothing.

In general, the above study and general experience has shown that soft colors are calming, with bright colors and prints bringing life and a cheerful feeling to what may be a dismal situation. Nurses in the OR and other areas of high pressure tend to wear scrubs in pastel or muted colors that are calming for anxious patients. In obstetrics, pink and blue pastel scrubs may bring a smile to a new mother’s face. Pediatrics can benefit the most from bright, cheerful scrubs. These uniforms can break the ice with a withdrawn patient, and help to establish a bond of trust.

Some scrub manufacturers produce lines specifically to suit this need, such as a line of Cherokee scrubs called Tooniforms. These medical scrubs are adorned with well-known characters such as Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, Disney princesses, and others. They can also be obtained in prints that alternate with the seasons. Nurses should, however, be careful to check with the dress code that is provided for their department before purchasing unconventional medical scrubs.

Many nurses can identify with the feeling of walking into a child’s room and seeing a smile light up his face as he points in glee to the character emblazoned across your front. His parents, too, may allow a smile to crack on their tired faces when they see their son’s delight. There’s no other feeling like it in the world. Aside for doing what they’re paid to do, nurses have the power to make a child’s day. All by wearing the right medical scrubs. 

Nurses work hard, and just wearing medical scrubs that are pleasing to the eye can make their job easier. Colored and printed medical scrubs can help put pediatrics, geriatrics, and all patients at ease. As with any apparel, well made medical scrubs can also make the nurse herself feel good, and this can in turn affect the way she treats her patients. It’s a simple choice that can go a long way.

Josh Weiss is an expert in medical scrubs, and recommends Medical Scrubs Collection as a great online source for the purchase of scrubs. They carry a wide selection of Dickies scrubs, Barco scrubs, and more at affordable prices, with excellent customer service.

Hospitals to Nurse Volunteers: "Show Me the Money"






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In light of the upcoming run that ALLGEN is sponsoring, we thought it appropriate to bring up the topic of volunteering.  

We all know that many nurses are offering their services as volunteers to hospitals and other health institutions.  The sad truth is that majority of these institutions require nurse "volunteers" to pay a fee in order to serve.  Note the use of quotation marks on the word volunteer.  By definition, the word volunteer imparts the idea of free will.  Merriam-Webster gives us the following descriptions.

As a noun:
1 : a person who voluntarily undertakes or expresses a willingness to undertake a service: as a : one who enters into military service voluntarily b (1) : one who renders a service or takes part in a transaction while having no legal concern or interest (2) : one who receives a conveyance or transfer of property without giving valuable consideration

Nowhere in the definition can you see any mention of money. Monetary compensation is not the essence of volunteering. Why then are "volunteer" nurses in the Philippines asked to pay to render their services?

You may say that the intention of those nurses who volunteer are not that pure anyway. Some - if not many - nurses volunteer simply because they need the experience in order to get accepted to higher paying jobs outside of the country. But, did you know that if you render volunteer service while not a registered nurse, it won't be counted anyway?

That is beside the point, though, volunteerism ought to be a pure act. On the one hand, hospitals and health institutions accepting volunteer nurses ought to willingly accept the services of those who offer - without any thought for the additional income that can be had. On the other hand, nurses ought to willingly offer their services without making "experience for their resume" the primary objective. Isn't helping others without asking anything in return the spirit of nursing anyway?

What do you think about volunteering and volunteer fees? Do you have any personal experience? Do share them with us!

Run for a Cause: We too shall run!






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Keeping one's body healthy is just as important as keeping one's mind sharp. These days, the most popular activity to stay fit is to run marathons. 

Even better, these days, marathons are held to support a greater cause.

The folks at ALLGEN are joining the bandwagon to highlight a cause that is close to a nurse's heart: to stop nurse volunteer fees.

On the 14th of November, ALLGEN is holding its first annual run. If you want to support this cause, register anytime from August 2 to October 22, 2010. Categories, relevant fees, inclusions, assembly times, and gun start times are as follows:

3K 250 Race Kit & Singlet 5:35am 5:45am
5K 350 Race kit & Singlet 5:46am 6:00am
10K 450 Race Kit & Singlet 5:15am 5:30am
16K 600 Race kit & Singlet 5:15am 5:30am
10K GROUP (10 member division) 15,000 10 Race kits, 10 Singlet, Individual “Fun Run” medals, Team Plaque 5:15am 5:15am
16K GROUP (10 member division) 15,000 10 Race kits, 10 Singlet, Individual “Fun Run” medals, Team Plaque 5:15am 5:15am

Interested? Get in touch with them now at:

ALLGEN REVIEWERS USA, INC.
5F T.M Kalaw Center Bldg. T.M Kalaw Ave.
Ermita, Manila
(02) 567-2749/0641; 0917-544-2558; 0918-468-8222; 0922-859-5471

Make good use of your time, join this worthy cause!

ALLGEN's iPod Shuffle Giveaway






Apple, Inc. revolutionized the way we listen to music with the iPod series. Since its launch many years ago, the iPod has become the most coveted mp3 player in the market. If you've wanted your own iPod but never had the chance to get one for yourself, this could be your opportunity!
ALLGEN: The Intelligent Review is offering a FREE iPod Shuffle to a lucky NCLEX Reviewer this August!

The next batch of reviewers will begin the program on the 9th of August. On top of receiving all the benefits of ALLGEN's NCLEX Review Program, one of the 20 students will receive an iPod Shuffle. Can it get any better than that?

ALLGEN's Review Program has been proven to be one of the most effective in existence today. With a tried and tested method, plus unlimited access to online review materials, it is no wonder that ALLGEN students achieve the goals they have set for themselves.

To avail of this promo and for more information, get in touch with us at the following numbers:

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Don't miss out on this opportunity. Grab that phone now!

Top 3 Common Mistakes When Taking the NCLEX






Taking the NCLEX is not much different from taking any other kind of qualification exam. It may be tougher than other types of tests, but the bottom line is that it is a test, and whether you like it or not, you are bound to make some mistakes.

Awareness of the incorrect practices that are commonly engaged in by test takers will help you increase your chances of passing the NCLEX, though. As with most anything, knowledge and awareness will give you the chance to change your strategy as needed. Here are the 3 most common mistakes that are committed when taking tests.

1. Not practicing enough. Some test takers fall into the trap of merely reading and reading and reading some more. One important thing about taking tests is that you should actually do practice runs as much as you can. Nothing beats actually taking the test, but since you cannot take the NCLEX everyday, the next best thing is to do dry runs.

2. Not following directions. This is a no brainer, really. Instructions/directions are there for a reason, and every teacher/reviewer will always emphasize the importance of following them. Sad to say, many test takers still fail to follow instructions. If you do one thing when taking the NCLEX, make sure you understand the directions and that you follow them to a T.

3. Second-guessing your hunches. There are people who tend to over think, and more often than not, this results in incorrect answers. You are not expected to be 100 per cent sure of your answers in the NCLEX, but if you find yourself over thinking an item, go with your hunch.

Do you tend to make these mistakes? Take a step back and assess yourself. Knowing your weak spots might just help you jump this hurdle called the NCLEX.

Did you know?
ALLGEN NCLEX Review offers unlimited access to online materials, which include practice tests. These tests will be very helpful in preparing you for the actual test!

2nd ENCORE NLE Open House






Heads up, nursing graduates! If you missed ENCORE's NLE Open House last month. Here's your chance.

ENCORE Local Nursing Board Review will be having another open house on Monday, September 14 at 1 - 4 PM.

Details are posted below.

ALLGEN NCLEX Review's iPod Shuffle Giveaway






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Here's a bit of good news for those planning to review for the NCLEX-RN.

In celebration of their 1st Anniversary, ALLGEN will be giving away free Apple iPod shuffles to everyone who enrolls to their August 6 NCLEX review class. ALLGEN says it's their way of celebrating a grateful year with the dedication and promise of a continuous quality review.

Promo period runs from July 13 to July 20, 2009.

For more information, call ALLGEN at (02) 567-2749 or 567-0641.

Nurse Talk with the Experts at SM Manila on June 30






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It's all systems go for “Nurse Talk with the Experts” at SM Manila Cinema on Tuesday June 30, 2009. Nurse Talk, from 10am to 530pm, is a 1-day FREE ADMISSION seminar aimed at making a big difference to every aspiring and professional nurse as they target an out of the country practice of their profession.

The 6-hour interactive affair will allow Filipino nurses, including nursing students, the opportunity to have a better understanding on what awaits a graduate after college and also familiarize professional nurses on the process for those aiming to work in the U.S.

Highlight of the event is the participation of U.S. Immigration lawyer Gali S. Koren, a professional lawyer based in Anaheim, California. Her law firm is among the top choice for the health community and has helped thousands of healthcare professionals achieve their goal of working legally and immigrating to the U. S.

Likewise, respected speakers from other credible organizations like Dr. Rusty Francisco of NC-CLEX Inc., American English Skills Development Center Inc., British Council, IDP Philippines, HCCA International, ALLGEN Review & Nurse Exam Application Center (NEAC) were also invited to conduct a talk on their field of expertise.

“Nurse Talk with the Experts,” via a school tour, intends to establish solid partnerships with academic institutions offering nursing courses to better equip their students with the necessary education needed to guide them in advance for a possible U.S. nursing career.

For an assured slot in the Nurse Talk Seminar, visit e4ph.com or call/text them at (02) 567-1783 (0923)405-2145 to reserve a ticket.

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Grab that price slash fever at ALLGEN Review for great value at great cost this May in honor of the Filipino worker (Labor Day). Quality loaded ALLGEN NCLEX & IELTS review guarantees intensive guidance, credible lecturers and program exclusivity -- important tools to best achieve your professional goals.

Avail of the promo by simply enrolling for ALLGEN's NCLEX & IELTS review classes and get twin discounts of 15% for NCLEX review and now only 2,500 for our IELTS program.

Hurry! visit ALLGEN or call their hotlines (02) 567-2749/0641 or mobile numbers at 0923-5282339 or 0918-4688222 for promo mechanics & duration, ALLGEN program & upcoming schedules and on how you can be basically be rewarded with this exciting promo.


ALLGEN Free IELTS Seminar on April 2, 2009






ALLGEN is inviting nurses to a free IELTS Introduction & Assessment Seminar on April 2, 2009 (Thursday).

Topics to be discussed include:

1. IELTS: an overview;
2. Assessment in Listening, Reading and Writing;
3. Common mistakes in Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking and How to Avoid Them

This free IELTS Seminar offers limited slots only. Interested parties are advised to call ALLGEN at telephone nos. (02) 567-2749/567-0641; 0918-468-8222; 0922-395-8297.

The Seminar will be held at ALLGEN Review Center at the 5/F TM Kalaw Ctr. Bldg., TM Kalaw Ave. (near UN LRT), Manila.

4th ALLGEN Open-House on March 28






Planning to take an NCLEX review class? Looking for a venue where your NCLEX concerns can all be addressed? If you are a nurse in search of an NCLEX review center, come and join ALLGEN for the 4th ALLGEN Open-House on Saturday, March 28 from 1 to 4 PM.

Listen to and learn from industry experts as they guide you on:

1. The NCLEX Application Process, how do I go about it?
2. Is CGFNS still a requirement to be a US-RN?
3. IELTS, is it a must to my American Dream?
4. Preparing for the NCLEX Exam
5. Introduction to the 17-Day ALLGEN Review Program

This informative 3-hour activity, which includes snacks & drinks, is absolutely FREE.

Interested? Call ALLGEN at (02) 567-0641 / (0918) 468-8222 or e-mail them at allgenreview@gmail.com. You may also visit them at Unit # 507 T.M. Kalaw Ctr. Bldg., T.M. Kalaw St., Manila.

The 4th ALLGEN Open-House offers limited slots only, so reserve now!


3rd ALLGEN Open-House on January 10, 2009






Planning to take an NCLEX Review Class? Looking for a venue where your NCLEX concerns can all be addressed? If you are a nurse in search of an NCLEX review center, come and join ALLGEN for the 3rd ALLGEN Open-House in partnership with the Nurse Exam Application Center (NEAC) on Saturday, January 10 between 2 to 4pm.

Listen and learn from industry experts as they guide you on:

1. The NCLEX Application Process, how do I go about it?

2. Is CGFNS still a requirement to be a US-RN?
3. IELTS, is it a must to my American Dream?
4. Preparing for the NCLEX Exam
5. Introduction to the 17-Day ALLGEN Review Program

This 2-hour activity, which includes snacks & drinks, is absolutely FREE.


Interested? Call ALLGEN at (02) 567-0641 / (0918) 468-8222 or e-mail them at allgenreview@gmail.com. You may also visit them at Unit # 507 T.M. Kalaw Ctr. Bldg., T.M. Kalaw St., Manila.


The 3rd ALLGEN Open-House offers limited slots only, so reserve now!


ALLGEN Global Excellence Awardee for Most Innovative NCLEX Review Center






SPONSORED ARTICLE

ALLGEN the Intelligent Review was awarded as 2008 Most Innovative Review Center by the prestigious Global Excellence Awards (GEA) held at the posh Mandarin Suites Oriental at Gateway Mall recently.


GEA an offshoot of the 15-year old ASIA-PACIFIC Awards (APEA) is an international tribute to world-class consumer products and companies, as well as Outstanding Achievers in public service, entertainment and other major professional fields regardless of nationalities worldwide. Founded in 1993 by Japanese-Chinese educator-writer Dr. Seiji Yii-Kagawa, Australian educator Dean David H. Watson, University Professor Urbano S. Reyes, Evangelist Rev. Sonia Y. Lim and Filipino civic leader-journalist Jonathan Navea.


Inspired by the innovative recognition, ALLGEN will continue this effort in the future and consistently look for ways to enhance its review program to maintain the best quality for all nursing students. Along with other honorees from other companies, receiving the award on behalf of ALLGEN was project coordinator Denice June-Vallar.


For more of ALLGEN NCLEX Review call (02) 567-2749 / 567-0641, or visit
www.allgen.net.


2nd ALLGEN Open-House on October 25






Sponsored Article

Planning to take an NCLEX Review Class? Looking for a venue where your NCLEX concerns can all be addressed? If you are a nurse in search of an NCLEX review center, come and join ALLGEN for the 2nd ALLGEN Open-House in partnership with the Nurse Exam Application Center (NEAC) on Saturday, October 25 between 2 to 4pm.

Listen and learn from industry experts as they guide you on:

1. The NCLEX Application Process, how do I go about it?

2. Is CGFNS still a requirement to be a US-RN?

3. IELTS, is it a must to my American Dream?

4. Preparing for the NCLEX Exam

5. Introduction to the 17-Day ALLGEN Review Program


This 2-hour activity, which includes snacks & drinks, is absolutely FREE.

Interested? Call ALLGEN at (02) 567-0641 or e-mail them at allgenreview@gmail.com. You may also visit them at Unit # 507 T.M. Kalaw Ctr. Bldg., T.M. Kalaw St., Manila.

The 2nd ALLGEN Open-House offers limited slots only, so reserve now!


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