Choosing the right patient-lift equipment
Have you ever been faced with a patient mobility challenge at the point-of-care when your patient had to be moved but moving the patient…
Perspectives
Electronic health records in today’s political environment
In 2004 President George W. Bush set forth a goal of all persons having electronic health records (EHR) within 10 years. This goal seemed…
Nursing my vacation: How being a nurse (almost) ruined my dream vacation
On a hot summer evening during my recent post-doctoral dream cruise, I was preparing to relax and enjoy a show in the beautiful, fabulously-appointed…
Psychiatric needs of children in foster care
Our foster care system is in dire straits. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, in the United States alone, over 400,000…
Reproductive health in adolescent and young adult cancer patients
When a cancer diagnosis is made, we as providers do everything possible to start treatment immediately. Often times we can overlook the value of…
Honduras: A land in need of healthcare and nursing
Recently I had the opportunity to assist on a medical mission trip to Honduras. Here I share my experience to help others who might…
How to be well
What is good health? The absence of disease? What is wellness? The ability to function optimally? These are some of the things I am…
Mental illness and addiction
If you have a mental illness, you may be at greater risk for both substance abuse and addiction. If you have an addiction problem,…
The nursing profession’s potential impact on policy and politics
Nursing is the largest medical profession in the world with nearly 4 million nurses in the United States alone. As such, nurses have the…
A nursing perspective on the refugee crisis
I learned at an early age to help those in need. I had amazing role models. My parents always welcomed our friends into our…
I’ll bill you
Mrs. Anderson is a well-spoken, poised black woman with a flawless face. She is surrounded by silk-encased pillows and is wearing a tasteful dressing…
Donning an identity
Do the clothes nurses wear at work define their identity as a professional? Currently, the traditional white uniform is rarely worn in the clinical…
Choosing the right patient-lift equipment
Have you ever been faced with a patient mobility challenge at the point-of-care when your patient had to be moved but moving…
Electronic health records in today’s political environment
In 2004 President George W. Bush set forth a goal of all persons having electronic health records (EHR) within 10 years. This…
Nursing my vacation: How being a nurse (almost) ruined my dream vacation
On a hot summer evening during my recent post-doctoral dream cruise, I was preparing to relax and enjoy a show in the…
Psychiatric needs of children in foster care
Our foster care system is in dire straits. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, in the United States alone,…
Reproductive health in adolescent and young adult cancer patients
When a cancer diagnosis is made, we as providers do everything possible to start treatment immediately. Often times we can overlook the…
Honduras: A land in need of healthcare and nursing
Recently I had the opportunity to assist on a medical mission trip to Honduras. Here I share my experience to help others…
How to be well
What is good health? The absence of disease? What is wellness? The ability to function optimally? These are some of the things…
Mental illness and addiction
If you have a mental illness, you may be at greater risk for both substance abuse and addiction. If you have an…
The nursing profession’s potential impact on policy and politics
Nursing is the largest medical profession in the world with nearly 4 million nurses in the United States alone. As such, nurses…
A nursing perspective on the refugee crisis
I learned at an early age to help those in need. I had amazing role models. My parents always welcomed our friends…
I’ll bill you
Mrs. Anderson is a well-spoken, poised black woman with a flawless face. She is surrounded by silk-encased pillows and is wearing a…
Donning an identity
Do the clothes nurses wear at work define their identity as a professional? Currently, the traditional white uniform is rarely worn in…
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