Nurses struggling on the frontline of COVID-19
Innovation is important in maintaining an open-minded perspective on the frontline of healthcare, particularly in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a practicing…
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Safety huddles: A safety net for nurses amid the COVID-19 pandemic
In March 2020, our 31-bed geriatric medical unit was designated the first COVID-19 unit in a teaching hospital located in a New York City…
COVID-19 Survival Tip #1: Time to disconnect
We live in a world where many people are attached to their electronic devices. Like a fetus attached to their mother via an umbilical…
Springing into action: How one procedural area kept working during COVID-19
As COVID-19 hit Georgia in early March 2020, Emory University System made the difficult decision to stop all surgeries and procedures unless they were…
Why infant mental health is even more critical now
No matter what role we play in caring for patients and families, as nurses, we know that the relationship children have with their caregivers…
Proud to be chosen
What do you want to be when you grow up? How many times have you heard this question? How many times have you asked…
Navigating loss induced by COVID-19
The COVID-19 global pandemic has disrupted virtually every facet of society, infecting millions of people and instilling lingering fear about what is yet to…
The soul of a nurse
In the beginning What is that first spark of desire in the mind of an ordinary person to become a nurse and where does…
The health professional’s imperative to correct misinformation on social media
Scrolling through Facebook during the interminable COVID-19 pandemic can be a herculean task for the healthcare professional confronted with posts spouting medical jargon and…
I failed—now what? Seven steps to getting past failure
You’re a go-getter when it comes to your licensure or certification, spending hours each day preparing for a test vital for your career. You’re…
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…
Nurses, please don’t withdraw care
When I started practicing as a nurse in an intensive care unit (ICU), everything I saw and heard seemed so unfamiliar. Like on a…
Nurses struggling on the frontline of COVID-19
Innovation is important in maintaining an open-minded perspective on the frontline of healthcare, particularly in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. As…
Safety huddles: A safety net for nurses amid the COVID-19 pandemic
In March 2020, our 31-bed geriatric medical unit was designated the first COVID-19 unit in a teaching hospital located in a New…
COVID-19 Survival Tip #1: Time to disconnect
We live in a world where many people are attached to their electronic devices. Like a fetus attached to their mother via…
Springing into action: How one procedural area kept working during COVID-19
As COVID-19 hit Georgia in early March 2020, Emory University System made the difficult decision to stop all surgeries and procedures unless…
Why infant mental health is even more critical now
No matter what role we play in caring for patients and families, as nurses, we know that the relationship children have with…
Proud to be chosen
What do you want to be when you grow up? How many times have you heard this question? How many times have…
Navigating loss induced by COVID-19
The COVID-19 global pandemic has disrupted virtually every facet of society, infecting millions of people and instilling lingering fear about what is…
The soul of a nurse
In the beginning What is that first spark of desire in the mind of an ordinary person to become a nurse and…
The health professional’s imperative to correct misinformation on social media
Scrolling through Facebook during the interminable COVID-19 pandemic can be a herculean task for the healthcare professional confronted with posts spouting medical…
I failed—now what? Seven steps to getting past failure
You’re a go-getter when it comes to your licensure or certification, spending hours each day preparing for a test vital for your…
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…
Nurses, please don’t withdraw care
When I started practicing as a nurse in an intensive care unit (ICU), everything I saw and heard seemed so unfamiliar. Like…