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The Center for Nursing Education strives to provide quality education to nurses and allied health professionals throughout the UC Davis Health System and community. A priority for CNE is the education of health-care providers to prepare them to provide excellent patient care in the midst of advancing technology, increasing acuity, and an ever-changing political climate affecting nursing as a practice.
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Address:
4900 Broadway, Suite 1630 Sacramento, CA 95820 USA |
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(916) 734-9790 |
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Fax No:
(916) 703-9903 |
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Website:
http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu |
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Actually there are many people in the heltah profession that wear Crocs. Crocs make great shoes for people who are on their feet all day and need comfortable shoes.As for protection, there are Crocs like the Professional that have a full top (no holes) that provide this added protection. With the top covered they are just as safe as any other shoe a doctor or nurse could wear. Now I am not an expert or in the medical field, so I cannot guarantee their safety, but I have seen many Crocs worn in hospitals.Not only do hospital workers wear Crocs, but many doctors suggest some of their patients wear Crocs because of the comfort and slip resistant soles.The Relief Croc was specifically designed for this reason. Crocs mentions the Relief Croc is good for people suffering for Plantar pain, heel pain, and metatarsalgia. The extra wide toe is good for post-op conditions and people who suffer with bunions.My Mother in law had hip replacement surgery and she wore her Crocs during her recovery and swears they helped her.Do any Croc Fans out there want to comment on Crocs in the medical field or for foot pain? - (Tim) 
