nursing fiction/nonfiction - page 3

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   May 27, '10

   Occupation: LVN in skilled nursing / rehab Specialty: 5 year(s) of experience in LTC, subacute rehab ; From: US ; Joined: Dec '05; Posts: 562; Likes: 408

   Quote from S.T.A.C.E.Y

   For something alittle different:
   
   Trauma Junkie : Memoirs of an Emergency Flight Nurse by Janice Hudson.
   
   I LOVED this book when I first read it.

   I've got to second this. Wonderful book - definitely a can't-put-it-down.
   
   Not so nursing, but engrossing nevertheless: Just Here Trying To Save A Few Lives by Pamela Grim, MD (emergency medicine).
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   Jan 1, '11

   Occupation: RN Specialty: 30+ year(s) of experience in Critical care, trauma, cardiac, neuro ; From: US ; Joined: Mar '09; Posts: 103; Likes: 56

   Last month, I read a fantastic novel by an RN. It is No Other Medicine by Gail Ghinga Hallas, RN. I downloaded it from Amazonto Kindle on my laptop. She can write and just knows nursing. I hate when non-nurses write about nurses. They don't get it.
   In the book there were good and bad nurses, good and bad doctors - just like real life!
   
   Her website says she is coming out with another book soon. I can't wait!
   
   Disclosure: No, I don't know her.
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   Jan 1, '11

   Occupation: RN Specialty: 30+ year(s) of experience in Critical care, trauma, cardiac, neuro ; From: US ; Joined: Mar '09; Posts: 103; Likes: 56

   Quote from Saysfaa

   How Doctors Think by Jerome Groopman.
   
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   That is such a good and accurate book!
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   Jan 1, '11

   Occupation: Registered Nurse Specialty: . ; From: US ; Joined: Aug '06; Posts: 3,562; Likes: 5,420

   Nevermind then.

   Last edit by hiddencatRN on Jan 2, '11

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