Resolve to write!
Make a ‘SMART’ New Year’s resolution. It’s time to ditch the traditional New Year’s resolutions. After all, how many times can you resolve to…
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A Nurse’s Journey of Empathy and Compassion
Let’s call her Carol It was my first year as a nurse in a suburban Intensive Care unit. I worked the night shift and…
It’s never too late: Tales from a second-career nurse
As a second career nurse, I have life experiences to thank for nudging me in the direction of caring for others in their most…
Work around: Removing barriers to the PhD
“I’m sorry. We tried. We really did. But there is no way we can adjust your work schedule to accommodate your school schedule.” When…
Writing effective business emails
Have you ever had someone not respond to your email? Or fail to respond for days on end? Or not answer your question in…
The face: Reflections from a new nurse
Unlike many, I never had the vision or lifelong desire to go into the nursing profession. It was not something I had ever thought…
Multidisciplinary rounds reduce length of stay in community hospital
Before becoming a nurse manager, I was a nurse case manager at a community hospital where multi-disciplinary rounds (MDRs) were a staple of the…
To my colleague: Self-care, finding our voice, and mental health
The world plunged into a global pandemic while I was midway through my MSN program. While preparing for graduation in December 2020, I reflected…
Questioning the nursing stereotype
We have all seen the well-deserved outpouring of public support for frontline workers in the COVID-19 pandemic, and in many instances it’s nurses who…
The wonder of lifelong learning
I’m a nurse educator and educating others (really, being educated by others) is my greatest joy in life. Every time I speak with Miss…
Nurses need to take the lead on medication titration
For decades, critical care nurses have practiced and shared their knowledge related to titration of continuous I.V. medications. These lifesaving medications primarily affect cardiac…
Food for thought: Heal well
As nurses, we often say to our patients, “Good luck at home” or “Take care and good luck.” Luck—it’s a funny word. If our…
Resolve to write!
Make a ‘SMART’ New Year’s resolution. It’s time to ditch the traditional New Year’s resolutions. After all, how many times can you…
A Nurse’s Journey of Empathy and Compassion
Let’s call her Carol It was my first year as a nurse in a suburban Intensive Care unit. I worked the night…
It’s never too late: Tales from a second-career nurse
As a second career nurse, I have life experiences to thank for nudging me in the direction of caring for others in…
Work around: Removing barriers to the PhD
“I’m sorry. We tried. We really did. But there is no way we can adjust your work schedule to accommodate your school…
Writing effective business emails
Have you ever had someone not respond to your email? Or fail to respond for days on end? Or not answer your…
The face: Reflections from a new nurse
Unlike many, I never had the vision or lifelong desire to go into the nursing profession. It was not something I had…
Multidisciplinary rounds reduce length of stay in community hospital
Before becoming a nurse manager, I was a nurse case manager at a community hospital where multi-disciplinary rounds (MDRs) were a staple…
To my colleague: Self-care, finding our voice, and mental health
The world plunged into a global pandemic while I was midway through my MSN program. While preparing for graduation in December 2020,…
Questioning the nursing stereotype
We have all seen the well-deserved outpouring of public support for frontline workers in the COVID-19 pandemic, and in many instances it’s…
The wonder of lifelong learning
I’m a nurse educator and educating others (really, being educated by others) is my greatest joy in life. Every time I speak…
Nurses need to take the lead on medication titration
For decades, critical care nurses have practiced and shared their knowledge related to titration of continuous I.V. medications. These lifesaving medications primarily…
Food for thought: Heal well
As nurses, we often say to our patients, “Good luck at home” or “Take care and good luck.” Luck—it’s a funny word.…
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