Keep Calm and Caring
Slogans are terse and memorable phrases typically associated with political campaigns and advertising. They’re the progeny of aphorism and axioms. Some of these catchphrases…
My Nurse Influencers
Be your own nurse: Advice from first year RNs
Recently, I had the opportunity to speak with RNs finishing a year-long nurse residency in oncology. I asked them what advice they had for…
The Dauntless Nurse: Technology has failed nurses
Ever wonder why nurses are leaving? Look no further. Not only has technology failed to give nurses more time with their patients at the…
Nurses are the perfect MBA candidates
Understanding the business side of innovation is crucial to successfully implementing, maintaining, and sustaining a new system, process, product, or technology. Whether you’re looking…
On Masculinity and Nursing
Not long ago, I was a panelist for an event entitled Building Ourselves: New Paradigms of Masculinity. As can be discerned from the event’s…
Be your own nurse: Forgiveness
COVID-19 has taught us many lessons. Some of those lessons are painful and some are hopeful. In the time of pandemic, focusing on the…
The Dauntless Nurse: a tribute to CNOs everywhere
I can’t remember ever seeing an article thanking chief nurses. Seems they’re always the ones thanking their nurses. Recognition is long overdue. Even before…
The Relentless School Nurse: Believe in the Difference You Make!
Did I ever tell you that I LOVE snail mail, especially handwritten notes sent through the mail? The other day I sorted through the…
The Dauntless Nurse: Returning to “normal”?
“I just don’t know how to get my workplace back to where we were before the pandemic.” It’s the most frequent question I’ve received…
Meetings: Boon or boondoggle?
Benjamin Franklin once said: “nothing is certain except death and taxes.” If he were alive today, he would probably add: “… and going to…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Public health’s PR problem
Does public health need a George Clooney? Public health has always had a public relations problem. While innumerable nursing school graduates have pursued ICU,…
Summertime… and the patient is uneasy?
A nurse ponders the “July Effect.” American Nurse Journal values your feedback! Follow this link to answer a few short questions about this article: what…
Keep Calm and Caring
Slogans are terse and memorable phrases typically associated with political campaigns and advertising. They’re the progeny of aphorism and axioms. Some of…
Be your own nurse: Advice from first year RNs
Recently, I had the opportunity to speak with RNs finishing a year-long nurse residency in oncology. I asked them what advice they…
The Dauntless Nurse: Technology has failed nurses
Ever wonder why nurses are leaving? Look no further. Not only has technology failed to give nurses more time with their patients…
Nurses are the perfect MBA candidates
Understanding the business side of innovation is crucial to successfully implementing, maintaining, and sustaining a new system, process, product, or technology. Whether…
On Masculinity and Nursing
Not long ago, I was a panelist for an event entitled Building Ourselves: New Paradigms of Masculinity. As can be discerned from…
Be your own nurse: Forgiveness
COVID-19 has taught us many lessons. Some of those lessons are painful and some are hopeful. In the time of pandemic, focusing…
The Dauntless Nurse: a tribute to CNOs everywhere
I can’t remember ever seeing an article thanking chief nurses. Seems they’re always the ones thanking their nurses. Recognition is long overdue.…
The Relentless School Nurse: Believe in the Difference You Make!
Did I ever tell you that I LOVE snail mail, especially handwritten notes sent through the mail? The other day I sorted…
The Dauntless Nurse: Returning to “normal”?
“I just don’t know how to get my workplace back to where we were before the pandemic.” It’s the most frequent question…
Meetings: Boon or boondoggle?
Benjamin Franklin once said: “nothing is certain except death and taxes.” If he were alive today, he would probably add: “… and…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Public health’s PR problem
Does public health need a George Clooney? Public health has always had a public relations problem. While innumerable nursing school graduates have…
Summertime… and the patient is uneasy?
A nurse ponders the “July Effect.” American Nurse Journal values your feedback! Follow this link to answer a few short questions about this…
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