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Anaclaire, I've read it before and emailed the good Dr. Greenberg. I think it would be nice if every nurse would email him and let him know we appreciate his kind words. He did answer my email (and it probably was with an automatic response) and thank me for my comments, though, but I think the more nurses who email him the more aware he may be that we did hear him and are watching the physicans newsletters too.
Excellent suggestion Jenny P! As soon as I finish typing this I will return to the article and send him an email too!! Our grassroots efforts are the efforts that will ultimately be successful. All meaningful change (in politics, social issues, laws, etc.) have mainly occurred because lots of people got together and made their voices heard.
It's also a great idea for us to be able to let the physicians know we are aware of their newsletters and ultimately their viewpoints too.
We, nurses and doctors, are team members and should remember that always. We can't truly work without one another.
Thank you Jenny and thank you to all who have responded to my post. I know the news is old to some folks, but it was new to me and I thought it may be new to someone else too.
Hugs,
Anaclaire
In my experience, most docs are most supportive and helpful and eager to learn from RNs when they don't know something. I get weary of all the doc-trashing I have heard from nurses. These docs are treated as poorly and disrespectfully as we are these days. Administration-trashing, on the other hand, seems largely well-founded.
Anaclaire
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My heart jumped for joy when I read this article written by a truly insightful MD as an editorial in a newspaper published for physicians. Thank Goodness he's on our side and sharing his views with his fellow physicians! I hope you all agree with me on this one. If I could, I'd send him a kiss:kiss
http://www.ama-assn.org/sci-pubs/amnews/amn_02/edca0128.htm#top