Thru A Nurse’s Eyes: The Other Side Of The Rails
Guest post by Terri Thieret, RN 54 days on ECMO Sedated and paralyzed for 7 weeks Intubated x 3 months 84 days in SICU
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Guest post by Terri Thieret, RN 54 days on ECMO Sedated and paralyzed for 7 weeks Intubated x 3 months 84 days in SICU

As soon as Sharon applied for a transfer, she noticed that her boss stopped being nice to her. It was subtle at first –

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Jimmy Fallon gets a lot of laughs on the Tonight Show when he throws water in his celebrity guests faces. But what if something like
Someone who teaches and gives advice to a less experienced and often younger person. Someone who is habitually cruel to others who are weaker. Which

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If you’ve heard me speak, chances are you’ve heard me quote the late Jim Rohn. I’ve listened to this man numerous times on YouTube and

When something really heinous occurs in healthcare, nurses usually find out about it via the social media super highway. Unfortunately, our public finds out about
The unpredictability of healthcare is both exciting AND stressful. If you’re like many nurses, you leave work feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. Nurses spend their
I just did a seminar titled, “Navigating the Road to Exemplary Teams.” In this seminar we spent a lot of time comparing and contrasting
Susan didn’t like Karen and everyone knew it. When they would have catfights at the nurses’ station or get into a shouting match in the
Me and my girls when I was 22 If I told you that 30 years ago, I was receiving food stamps, feeding my kids with
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