A Tale of Two Nurses
Nadine got the vaccine in April. She usually wears a mask whenever she is in public. Every Friday, she goes out to dinner to…
My Nurse Influencers
Remember this number: 1,154
Honoring by action. As of August, the pandemic has taken more than 1,154 nurses’ lives. It has also taken the energy, health and souls…
Video: A closer look at patient refusal
In the August issue of American Nurse Journal, Fidel Lim, DNP, CCRN, the author of our Can You Imagine? Nurse Influencer blog collaborated with…
The Relentless School Nurse: Reaching a tipping point
I am honored by the number of school nurses from across the country who reach out to me to share their COVID challenges. It…
I have an idea! Now what?
Nurses often reach out to me for advice — they have an innovation idea and don’t know what to do next. This is rarely taught in…
Inside Nursing: Community barriers to achieving vaccine equity
The world is moving on, but there is still risk—unequal risk—of COVID-19 infection in the community because disparities persist in vaccination. For example, over…
The Relentless School Nurse: an unsettled feeling
I am feeling so unsettled that words are not flowing for me. Usually, my blog posts almost write themselves, but not this time. The…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Nursing success and harvesting the fruits of your labors
When a garden is created, the labor involves tilling, planting, weeding, tending, and otherwise nurturing the process in the hopes of a plentiful harvest.…
Simone Biles: what if nurses followed her lead?
On July 27th, Simone Biles withdrew from an Olympics all-around finals round because of mental health concerns. Sponsors and coaches applauded her decision. I…
Turning your nurse-led innovation into a viable & scalable venture
When nursing students are exposed to the innovation process and the methodologies to create human-centered solutions to health and healthcare problems, they flourish. The…
By your patients you’ll be taught
When I was 20, I got my first job as a public health nurse for the Philippine National Cross. For a monthly salary of…
The Relentless School Nurse: Battered, But Still Standing
I came across this parking sign while visiting a Rutgers University school nursing student in her practicum. It was encouraging to see a parking…
A Tale of Two Nurses
Nadine got the vaccine in April. She usually wears a mask whenever she is in public. Every Friday, she goes out to…
Remember this number: 1,154
Honoring by action. As of August, the pandemic has taken more than 1,154 nurses’ lives. It has also taken the energy, health…
Video: A closer look at patient refusal
In the August issue of American Nurse Journal, Fidel Lim, DNP, CCRN, the author of our Can You Imagine? Nurse Influencer blog…
The Relentless School Nurse: Reaching a tipping point
I am honored by the number of school nurses from across the country who reach out to me to share their COVID…
I have an idea! Now what?
Nurses often reach out to me for advice — they have an innovation idea and don’t know what to do next. This is rarely…
Inside Nursing: Community barriers to achieving vaccine equity
The world is moving on, but there is still risk—unequal risk—of COVID-19 infection in the community because disparities persist in vaccination. For…
The Relentless School Nurse: an unsettled feeling
I am feeling so unsettled that words are not flowing for me. Usually, my blog posts almost write themselves, but not this…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Nursing success and harvesting the fruits of your labors
When a garden is created, the labor involves tilling, planting, weeding, tending, and otherwise nurturing the process in the hopes of a…
Simone Biles: what if nurses followed her lead?
On July 27th, Simone Biles withdrew from an Olympics all-around finals round because of mental health concerns. Sponsors and coaches applauded her…
Turning your nurse-led innovation into a viable & scalable venture
When nursing students are exposed to the innovation process and the methodologies to create human-centered solutions to health and healthcare problems, they…
By your patients you’ll be taught
When I was 20, I got my first job as a public health nurse for the Philippine National Cross. For a monthly…
The Relentless School Nurse: Battered, But Still Standing
I came across this parking sign while visiting a Rutgers University school nursing student in her practicum. It was encouraging to see…
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