Artificial intelligence as a writing tool: Cautions and limitations
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the capacity to be useful in our writing endeavors. For example, it can help in crafting content outlines, organizing literature…
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Want to publish? Study the craft of writing
Do you want to write professionally? As a former nurse peer reviewer, I found that not all nurses with advanced degrees write well. Are…
Enhancing hospital workforce stability through innovative practices
Attracting and retaining skilled nursing staff are a crucial focus for healthcare organizations across the country, demanding substantial operational effort and financial resources. The…
Artificial intelligence as a writing tool: The basics
I recently had the opportunity to speak about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in writing to attendees of The Ohio State University College…
How Curiosity About HIV/AIDS Led to Writing and Serving
Think outside of your own perceived box of what it means to be a professional nurse and consider how to impart improved healthcare through…
An ethical concern: Frustration with obesity manifesting as frustration with the person
Obesity is a major public health concern that frustrates healthcare providers. However, do we allow our frustration with the disease to spill out as…
How to strengthen your writing with inclusive, bias-free language
Many factors go into an effective article, from an enticing introduction to compelling visuals and a powerful conclusion. But one factor sometimes overlooked is…
AI takeaways from writing conference
On March 9, I attended a virtual conference hosted by the Delaware Chapter of the American Medical Writers Association. I wanted to share some…
My old stethoscope
My stethoscope lay curled in the bottom of my bathroom drawer with other nursing tools—penlights, watches with second hands, and old badges and lanyards.…
The transformational role of charge nurses in the post-pandemic era
The strain on charge nurses is evident in several nursing sensitive indicators and hospital metrics, calling for a transformative approach to redefine this role.…
Will Machines Replace Us?
The short answer: Do not be afraid! The longer answer: We’re in the midst of a national nursing shortage crisis, and now is the…
Tips for successful interprofessional collaborative writing: Part 2
As noted in Part 1 of this two-part series, interprofessional collaboration is a cornerstone of quality healthcare delivery, so it makes sense that writing…
Artificial intelligence as a writing tool: Cautions and limitations
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the capacity to be useful in our writing endeavors. For example, it can help in crafting content outlines,…
Want to publish? Study the craft of writing
Do you want to write professionally? As a former nurse peer reviewer, I found that not all nurses with advanced degrees write…
Enhancing hospital workforce stability through innovative practices
Attracting and retaining skilled nursing staff are a crucial focus for healthcare organizations across the country, demanding substantial operational effort and financial…
Artificial intelligence as a writing tool: The basics
I recently had the opportunity to speak about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in writing to attendees of The Ohio State…
How Curiosity About HIV/AIDS Led to Writing and Serving
Think outside of your own perceived box of what it means to be a professional nurse and consider how to impart improved…
An ethical concern: Frustration with obesity manifesting as frustration with the person
Obesity is a major public health concern that frustrates healthcare providers. However, do we allow our frustration with the disease to spill…
How to strengthen your writing with inclusive, bias-free language
Many factors go into an effective article, from an enticing introduction to compelling visuals and a powerful conclusion. But one factor sometimes…
AI takeaways from writing conference
On March 9, I attended a virtual conference hosted by the Delaware Chapter of the American Medical Writers Association. I wanted to…
My old stethoscope
My stethoscope lay curled in the bottom of my bathroom drawer with other nursing tools—penlights, watches with second hands, and old badges…
The transformational role of charge nurses in the post-pandemic era
The strain on charge nurses is evident in several nursing sensitive indicators and hospital metrics, calling for a transformative approach to redefine…
Will Machines Replace Us?
The short answer: Do not be afraid! The longer answer: We’re in the midst of a national nursing shortage crisis, and now…
Tips for successful interprofessional collaborative writing: Part 2
As noted in Part 1 of this two-part series, interprofessional collaboration is a cornerstone of quality healthcare delivery, so it makes sense…
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