Anyone have a nursing site or diary?

glascow · Aug 10, 2003

check out http://www.codeblog.com

It's not my site, but it's a good site.

Monica RN,BSN · Aug 10, 2003

see http://www.cprproducts.net

:)

meandragonbrett · Aug 10, 2003

Check out Nilepoc's blog. He's a SRNA at Georgetown. I love reading it.

http://www.nilepoc.com then click on "SRNA"

essarge · Aug 10, 2003

Since starting clinicals, I've been journaling. It is a great stress reliever and when I read back on it, I realize that my goal is an important one and cannot give up on it!

nicudaynurse · Aug 10, 2003

I think that journaling is a great idea for all nursing students. I was required to keep a journal in my OB/GYN rotation and I love to go back and read it. I think that journaling helps you to look back and see how much you have learned.

I think that it is especially important to journal your first year and you never know you may be able to contribute to a "nursing stories" type book someday.

Good luck to all of you!!

det01 · Aug 11, 2003

I am working on one - going to try and start the diary this week.

http://www.geocities.com/jetdet01/detpage.html

Be sure to sign my guestbook!

manna, BSN, RN · Aug 11, 2003

I have a online journal (blog), but I'm not actually in nursing school yet, so not writing anything about nursing/school in it at the moment... regardless, the link is http://www.livejournal.com/users/mannatat

You can get a page at http://www.livejournal.com for free if you can find someone to send you a passcode (sorry I only had one and already sent it out).... or you can buy an account there.

There are other blog/software/sites out there, but LJ is the only one I'm familiar with.

allthingsbright · Aug 11, 2003

I have a journal too-linked at my signature. I havent been updating it but will start back up when school starts. Amy :)

agent · Aug 11, 2003

I have a fantasy based site that lets its users keep a journal..

not nursing based but some ppl might be interested..

http://www.finallyfantasy.com

allthingsbright · Aug 11, 2003

Oh, http://www.xanga.com has weblogging for free.

Amy :)