The Backwash of War: An extraordinary “lost” classic by an American War Nurse
Long before the United States entered World War I in April 1917, a trained American nurse named Ellen N. La Motte volunteered to work…
Perspectives
Stop bullying in schools and save a life
Seven Bridges Charles was born in 2008 with serious health issues that required 26 subsequent surgeries and required him to wear a colostomy pouch.…
A new twist on diaries in the hospital setting
Patient diaries during and after hospitalization have been used to facilitate coping of both patients and family members. Patient diaries during hospitalization include comments…
Keeping it simple
Given the fast pace of nursing work environments, implementing innovative ideas or processes in clinical settings can be challenging. This is especially true if…
Resolutions
This time of the year is a busy time in the gym as most Americans find themselves replete with goals for the new year—mostly…
Sometimes healing requires a “miracle”
I am not a religious man, although I have a system of beliefs. I do not always share my feelings at work, but at…
Life after a lung transplant: A second chance to breathe
Have you ever wondered about a patient’s quality of life after receiving an organ transplant? We’ve all heard about the success of kidney transplants,…
Ready…set…code
As the clock slowly pushed toward three o’clock, motionless hands grinding the gears that perpetuate the workday stood as a moribund reminder of each…
The making of a hospice nurse: Beauty for ashes
Sometimes in life, when things appear to be going smoothly, in the blink of an eye, everything can change and your world is turned…
Peaches and crocs: A story of gratitude for nurses
My story began when I was 49 years young and told I had Stage IV colorectal cancer. That was almost 12 years ago, and…
You want to refuse a flu shot? Welcome to the epidemic!
I cradled a very sick child with the flu in my arms this week and asked why the mother had insisted on her child…
Improving the use of patient-lift devices
As mentioned in last month’s blog, which discussed importance of equipment selections, I stated a few points to consider before making patient-lift equipment purchases.…
The Backwash of War: An extraordinary “lost” classic by an American War Nurse
Long before the United States entered World War I in April 1917, a trained American nurse named Ellen N. La Motte volunteered…
Stop bullying in schools and save a life
Seven Bridges Charles was born in 2008 with serious health issues that required 26 subsequent surgeries and required him to wear a…
A new twist on diaries in the hospital setting
Patient diaries during and after hospitalization have been used to facilitate coping of both patients and family members. Patient diaries during hospitalization…
Keeping it simple
Given the fast pace of nursing work environments, implementing innovative ideas or processes in clinical settings can be challenging. This is especially…
Resolutions
This time of the year is a busy time in the gym as most Americans find themselves replete with goals for the…
Sometimes healing requires a “miracle”
I am not a religious man, although I have a system of beliefs. I do not always share my feelings at work,…
Life after a lung transplant: A second chance to breathe
Have you ever wondered about a patient’s quality of life after receiving an organ transplant? We’ve all heard about the success of…
Ready…set…code
As the clock slowly pushed toward three o’clock, motionless hands grinding the gears that perpetuate the workday stood as a moribund reminder…
The making of a hospice nurse: Beauty for ashes
Sometimes in life, when things appear to be going smoothly, in the blink of an eye, everything can change and your world…
Peaches and crocs: A story of gratitude for nurses
My story began when I was 49 years young and told I had Stage IV colorectal cancer. That was almost 12 years…
You want to refuse a flu shot? Welcome to the epidemic!
I cradled a very sick child with the flu in my arms this week and asked why the mother had insisted on…
Improving the use of patient-lift devices
As mentioned in last month’s blog, which discussed importance of equipment selections, I stated a few points to consider before making patient-lift…
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