Out-of-the-Box Nurses Setting the Pace
If you ask the average American on the street what a nurse does, the answer will most likely involve hospital-based patient care. While that…
My Nurse Influencers
Just Saying: Florence Nightingale’s Aphorisms
It is Nurses Week, and I can’t help but write about Florence Nightingale. A few years ago, I projected a slide bearing the well-known…
Heavy Reading: Inside Nursing
Diversity, equity, and inclusion can’t be authentically incorporated into curricula when faculty assign textbooks that harm those whose health they seek to protect. For…
In the Trenches: Making decisions and accepting the consequences
My parents fostered my independence and allowed me to make my own decisions. Whether it was a new sport, a radical haircut, or my…
The Dauntless Nurse: A nurse’s perspective on the Derek Chauvin trial
National and world news covered hourly developments in the Derek Chauvin trial as the public prayed for justice. But as a nurse I have…
A Pioneering Spirit: The SCARF Model
Healthcare professionals struggle to get their messages about mask-wearing and social distancing out to a skeptical public and even their own family members. Interestingly,…
The Relentless School Nurse: Feeling simultaneously empowered and disempowered
When I power up the Zoom room for my bi-weekly school nurse support groups, I am never sure who will join me and what…
A Nurse’s Guide to Social Media
Social media can be a tricky business, especially for a profession struggling with how and when to use our voices and one that is…
Above and beyond bed bath
The first time I heard “It’s not in my job description” invoked was during an interaction with a colleague in my very early days…
The Dauntless Nurse: Had Enough Yet? The latest on nurse burnout
A recent study by the International Council of Nurses found that burnout rates in Nursing were 40 percent before the pandemic – and now…
Visitor restrictions during COVID-19: ethical considerations
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals across the nation established strict visitor restrictions for all inpatient units, which particularly impacted the pediatric…
Laughter is the best medicine: On the links and In the Trenches with Eric Keller
I am the luckiest guy alive. Throughout my life there has been trauma and comedy, along with a tremendous amount of luck. My decisions,…
Out-of-the-Box Nurses Setting the Pace
If you ask the average American on the street what a nurse does, the answer will most likely involve hospital-based patient care.…
Just Saying: Florence Nightingale’s Aphorisms
It is Nurses Week, and I can’t help but write about Florence Nightingale. A few years ago, I projected a slide bearing…
Heavy Reading: Inside Nursing
Diversity, equity, and inclusion can’t be authentically incorporated into curricula when faculty assign textbooks that harm those whose health they seek to…
In the Trenches: Making decisions and accepting the consequences
My parents fostered my independence and allowed me to make my own decisions. Whether it was a new sport, a radical haircut,…
The Dauntless Nurse: A nurse’s perspective on the Derek Chauvin trial
National and world news covered hourly developments in the Derek Chauvin trial as the public prayed for justice. But as a nurse…
A Pioneering Spirit: The SCARF Model
Healthcare professionals struggle to get their messages about mask-wearing and social distancing out to a skeptical public and even their own family…
The Relentless School Nurse: Feeling simultaneously empowered and disempowered
When I power up the Zoom room for my bi-weekly school nurse support groups, I am never sure who will join me…
A Nurse’s Guide to Social Media
Social media can be a tricky business, especially for a profession struggling with how and when to use our voices and one…
Above and beyond bed bath
The first time I heard “It’s not in my job description” invoked was during an interaction with a colleague in my very…
The Dauntless Nurse: Had Enough Yet? The latest on nurse burnout
A recent study by the International Council of Nurses found that burnout rates in Nursing were 40 percent before the pandemic –…
Visitor restrictions during COVID-19: ethical considerations
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals across the nation established strict visitor restrictions for all inpatient units, which particularly impacted…
Laughter is the best medicine: On the links and In the Trenches with Eric Keller
I am the luckiest guy alive. Throughout my life there has been trauma and comedy, along with a tremendous amount of luck.…
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