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In a manner of speaking: Overheard bedside conversations
English is not my first language. And anyone who adopted a second language as an adult can probably relate when I say that certain…
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A late night message, “Robin, I have one child left. What should we do about school?”
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The sounds of helicopters and alarms signaling that we were under attack haunt me to this day. I completed two tours to Iraq and…
Making things possible
From time to time, I receive messages from readers of The Relentless School Nurse blog. I am always touched and inspired when…
Join a national conversation on bereavement
The “silent storm” of grief could be the next epidemic that spreads throughout our country. How could it not be, when almost…
The stories that never get told: Belonging
Ruth was admitted to our orthopedic unit with a hip fracture which was repaired uneventfully within a few days. What followed was…
What it’s like to be a school nurse during the COVID-19 pandemic
Nurse Holly Giovi of Deer Park, NY takes Good Morning America into her office to see what it’s like to work on the frontlines…
Think thank
Every fourth Thursday of November, millions of Americans gather for dinner to commemorate the celebratory meal that took place in 1621 between…
NPs on the ethics committee: What is your decision?
The Ethical Case to Consider: A mother reports that her youngest child is 18-years-old and she has two adult children who are…
Facebook Live debunks the myths on COVID-19
The REACH Initiative set out to debunk the myths on COVID-19 through a Facebook Live, where Dr. Jason Farley, Dr. Michelle Patch and Neysa…
In a manner of speaking: Overheard bedside conversations
English is not my first language. And anyone who adopted a second language as an adult can probably relate when I say…
Are school nurses OK?
We are certainly in extraordinary times, as exemplified by this “Public Advisory” issued from the Washington Education Association. The message specifically speaks…
American Nurse Journal welcomes Penn Nursing Director of Innovation, Marion Leary
Nurse Hackathons: Creating Solutions To Problems We See Everyday When you see a problem in the health or healthcare setting who do…
A late night message, “Robin, I have one child left. What should we do about school?”
I received this text message in the early morning hours during one of my many sleepless nights grappling with how to safely…
Tattooed scars of war
The sounds of helicopters and alarms signaling that we were under attack haunt me to this day. I completed two tours to…
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