Letters to the Editor – January 2009
Why not a bachelor’s degree in 10? I agree that advanced education for RNs should be mandated, as described in “BSN in Ten” in…
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Letters to the Editor – December 2008
A glimmer of hope after breast cancer I want to thank Mary K. Hughes for her article “Sex after breast cancer: Helping your patient…
Letters to the Editor – November 2008
Easy and inexpensive Thank you for Susan Fetzer’s excellent article, “Putting a stop to postop nausea and vomiting,” in the August issue. One treatment…
Letters to the Editor – October 2008
Novice nurses: Leading the way against nurse abuse In the informative and timely article “No more nurse abuse” (July), John Murray points out that…
Letters to the Editor – August 2008
Nursing pins, nursing pride I read the letter “Nursing school pin: Not for sale at any price” in your June issue with great interest.…
Letters to the Editor – July 2008
Sacred cows and road runners American Nurse Today is one of the few publications I look forward to receiving, and I read it from…
Turn Down the Bed- Leave Chocolates (If They’ll Let You)
I feel like every time one of my parents is in the hospital, it becomes a training session for my siblings. Let me share…
Making Retirement Fulfilling
Retirement can be difficult for men and women for a number of reasons. Many believe that their self worth is directly related to their…
Meds Questions? Just Ask!
If you have ever had occasion to find yourself in the hospital for any length of time, chances are a pharmacist reviewed the medications…
The 10-Mile, $1000 Ambulance Trip
Last October, I finally faced the fact that my beloved father’s life was ending. He was over 96. He had just suffered several major…
Letters to the Editor – June 2008
Choose your battles with physicians wisely “Don’t tolerate disruptive physician behavior” (March) really hit home. When I started on a cardiothoracic stepdown unit a…
Grandpop’s Hat Isn’t Crooked Anymore
Not long ago I traveled a few blocks to visit my daughter. It was a warm day, the windows were open. I knocked a…
Letters to the Editor – January 2009
Why not a bachelor’s degree in 10? I agree that advanced education for RNs should be mandated, as described in “BSN in…
Letters to the Editor – December 2008
A glimmer of hope after breast cancer I want to thank Mary K. Hughes for her article “Sex after breast cancer: Helping…
Letters to the Editor – November 2008
Easy and inexpensive Thank you for Susan Fetzer’s excellent article, “Putting a stop to postop nausea and vomiting,” in the August issue.…
Letters to the Editor – October 2008
Novice nurses: Leading the way against nurse abuse In the informative and timely article “No more nurse abuse” (July), John Murray points…
Letters to the Editor – August 2008
Nursing pins, nursing pride I read the letter “Nursing school pin: Not for sale at any price” in your June issue with…
Letters to the Editor – July 2008
Sacred cows and road runners American Nurse Today is one of the few publications I look forward to receiving, and I read…
Turn Down the Bed- Leave Chocolates (If They’ll Let You)
I feel like every time one of my parents is in the hospital, it becomes a training session for my siblings. Let…
Making Retirement Fulfilling
Retirement can be difficult for men and women for a number of reasons. Many believe that their self worth is directly related…
Meds Questions? Just Ask!
If you have ever had occasion to find yourself in the hospital for any length of time, chances are a pharmacist reviewed…
The 10-Mile, $1000 Ambulance Trip
Last October, I finally faced the fact that my beloved father’s life was ending. He was over 96. He had just suffered…
Letters to the Editor – June 2008
Choose your battles with physicians wisely “Don’t tolerate disruptive physician behavior” (March) really hit home. When I started on a cardiothoracic stepdown…
Grandpop’s Hat Isn’t Crooked Anymore
Not long ago I traveled a few blocks to visit my daughter. It was a warm day, the windows were open. I…
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