Published Nov 15, 2017
DavidBeckerCCRN, RN
10 Posts
Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD
Hey Everyone,
My name is David and I'm a long time lurker/first-time poster.
I wanted to reach out to you guys to get some input/feedback. I've been in contact with Laura and we have decided to do an interview (Me interviewing her obviously).
If you're not familiar with her, let me give you a quick rundown of SOME of her accomplishments:
Needless to say, she's an amazing nurse. Arguably the most influential nurse of our time.
My question is:
What do you guys want to know about her?
We have an interview coming up in the next couple of weeks. I'll post it here when we are done.
Kind Regards,
- David Becker, RN, CCRN
---------- Questions asked so far ----------
1. How do you honestly see nursing looking in the future, with the impending retirement of the baby boomers, and the huge amount of overseas recruitment that we all have to do even now?2. What are some of the changes you have seen over the years that have had the biggest positive or negative impact on the nursing profession?3. What was the most challenging aspect of being a bedside ICU Nurse for you?4. You have had a long and illustrious nursing career - what was your proudest moment?5. Dr. Gasparis as a long-time educator what advice would you give to someone considering nursing as a career?6. I remember that magazine "REVOLUTION" I used to love it! I admit I haven't looked for it or seen it in a LONG time. Does it still exist?7. What can a new nurse expect to experience during the first 6 months in ICU?
1. How do you honestly see nursing looking in the future, with the impending retirement of the baby boomers, and the huge amount of overseas recruitment that we all have to do even now?
2. What are some of the changes you have seen over the years that have had the biggest positive or negative impact on the nursing profession?
3. What was the most challenging aspect of being a bedside ICU Nurse for you?
4. You have had a long and illustrious nursing career - what was your proudest moment?
5. Dr. Gasparis as a long-time educator what advice would you give to someone considering nursing as a career?
6. I remember that magazine "REVOLUTION" I used to love it! I admit I haven't looked for it or seen it in a LONG time. Does it still exist?
7. What can a new nurse expect to experience during the first 6 months in ICU?
CardiacDork, MSN, RN
577 Posts
"What was the most challenging aspect of being a bedside ICU Nurse for you?"
traumaRUs, MSN, APRN
88 Articles; 21,277 Posts
You have had a long and illustrious nursing career - what was your proudest moment?
Dr. Gasparis as a long-time educator what advice would you give to someone considering nursing as a career?
tnbutterfly - Mary, BSN
83 Articles; 5,923 Posts
What are some of the changes you have seen over the years that have had the biggest positive or negative impact on the nursing profession?
You have had a long and illustrious nursing career - what was your proudest moment?Dr. Gasparis as a long-time educator what advice would you give to someone considering nursing as a career?
Added these to my list.
I really appreciate everyone's feedback. Keep em coming!
Laura is also watching this thread by the way.
Richard Wolfe, RN
1 Article; 15 Posts
Tell us more about you and the kitten and how you incorporated what you learned from that experience into your bedside practice.
scrubfly
1 Post
We are very excited to read that article. I am sure details of Laura Gaspari's career will empower all of us.
Would be great to have more information about her seminars and events in California (if any).
afeduprn
4 Posts
Hi Richard, I am confused by your question...do you want to know more about me or David? And by the way....neither one of us has a kitten....
Can you please clarify? Is this a typo? Kitten?
And this:
Thank you!
scuba nurse, BSN, MSN, RN
645 Posts
I remember that magazine "REVOLUTION" I used to love it! I admit I haven't looked for it or seen it in a LONG time. Does it still exist?
Hi Scuba nurse! Revolution - The Journal of Nurse Empowerment was given to the California Nurses Association back in 1999. They continued the journal for a few years, the magazine is now called National Nurse and is very informative, pro-nurse and empowering! Laura
Guest374845
207 Posts
I just want to thank you for helping me pass the CCRN. I listened to your lectures for hours while driving. And your side tangents are hilarious!