May 6-12,2005 Nurse Week Theme--Nurses: Many Roles, One Profession

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[color=#6699cc]"nurses: many roles, one profession" is the theme for the 2005 national nurses week, celebrated may 6-12 each year.

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The logo is interesting.

Look closing as it does refelct the theme well.

It has all these gradiant color which plays on the "many roles". It has one heart which plays on the "one profession". Then if you closely at the upper part of the heart, it sort of have this mathematical infinity symbol (don't know if this was designed in or just a coincident) which again refer to the "many role" and it is within one heart which again reflect "one profession".

Also the coloring is gender neutral.

Hmmm... one improvement could be that the heart should anatomically correct. I mean we all know the heart does not shape like that.

-Dan

Ummm... I'd be happy to make a big thing of National Nurses Week if we had, say, "National Accountants Week" or "National Contractors Week."

Jim Huffman, RN

Hmmm.. about "National Lawyer week". :)

Then how about nurses with sweaty, red faces, Eating a hotdog on the run, and a foley catheter hanging on her side?

You know one of those ads for nursing showing an ER nurse running a lighting speed (with appropriate out of focus shot)... we could have a similar shot show a nurse running at lighting speed, the hotdog and the whole bit, and then we have a really out of focus shot of the foley catheter on her side to create the impression of speed... Actually should have two foley catheter, one out of each pocket, or sort of flying out of the pocket... with the out of focus shot of the catheter, it might looks like wings... oh my goodness, nurses have wings, they are angels.... aaaaaggggghhhhhhhh!

-Dam

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Hmmm.. about "National Lawyer week". :)

or should it be more aptly titled "Open Season on Lawyer Week"

Just kidding.... :rotfl:

Funny, we complain when we don't get recognition, and we complain when we do, because "they" aren't doing it right. This is what is so sad about Nursing.

Why not get on your hospital committe and make the kind of Recognition that says what you want it to say? Why not get speakers in to talk about what we can do as a profession to make it "right".

Quite honestly, I do not understand why we look to Administration for the answers. Why not create your own "Professional" way to celebrate nursing?

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