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…
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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…
The Relentless School Nurse: A Reckoning with Racism in Nursing
The Relentless School Nurse blog is honored to share this space with the brilliant nursing minds of A Reckoning with Racism in Nursing. This…
Paving the way for value-based care using human-centered design
This month’s guest article is written by Iswarya Srinivasan a doctor of nursing practice student at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Nursing. Here…
All I need to know in nursing I learned in fundamentals of nursing
During a recent early morning rush hour subway ride, I spotted a child of about 6 reading a book. Amid the tussle and bustle…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: The nurse’s lament
As a career coach who fields daily calls from nurses across the United States, I hear many stories about the state of the nursing…
Inequity kills the dream of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic
Four decades after the CDC first used the term “AIDS” in a Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the New York Times has reported a…
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…
The Relentless School Nurse: A Reckoning with Racism in Nursing
The Relentless School Nurse blog is honored to share this space with the brilliant nursing minds of A Reckoning with Racism in…
Paving the way for value-based care using human-centered design
This month’s guest article is written by Iswarya Srinivasan a doctor of nursing practice student at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of…
All I need to know in nursing I learned in fundamentals of nursing
During a recent early morning rush hour subway ride, I spotted a child of about 6 reading a book. Amid the tussle…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: The nurse’s lament
As a career coach who fields daily calls from nurses across the United States, I hear many stories about the state of…
Inequity kills the dream of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic
Four decades after the CDC first used the term “AIDS” in a Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the New York Times has…
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