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  1. Recently, I received one of the best “feel good” compliments of my nursing career. The compliment came from a co-worker during a long and chaotic workday. Everyone has most likely received an authentic compliment that continued to resonate in their...
  2. Nurse - The hardest job you will ever love!
  3. Joe V

    Believe in Yourself!

    Yes, you can. YOU can make a difference. Believe in Yourself! Click Like if you enjoy. ?
  4. Joe V

    Compassion - The Power of Caring

    Nurses and their Compassion - Do you have any stories you like to share about Compassion? The quote on the image is by Maya Angelou and was shared by sapphire18 on Motivating the nurse in all of us @ allnurses.com. Every month, we will create and sha...
  5. Nurses are the glue of healthcare. Nurses were pushed thin before COVID, and then during COVID, nurses were pushed to the limit. In the early days of the pandemic, nurses cared for patients without protective equipment and chose daily to put thei...
  6. Have a wonderful weekend nurses! Behind every good doctor is an even greater nurse pulling strings and talking on their behalf ?
  7. It is clear that the Nursing profession has evolved in so many ways. Our evolution into well-educated, clinical care providers has absolutely had positive impacts on the quality of care provided to our patients. This evolution has taken nurses into...
  8. I feel like as a new nurse things happen and you want to prevent things, but in the end you have no control of it. etc... behaviours etc.. falls..
  9. Look around the floor any day, and you'll likely see one or two frantic nurses. At one time or another, we've all been that desperate nurse, or maybe we've been the deceptively outwardly calm but inwardly frantic nurse who's drowning. Why do nur...
  10. Just wanting to know people with more life experiences take on my situation. I work on a busy general medicine floor and absolutely have come to hate my job. I have managed to tough the job out for about a year and a half (new grad). Honestly, I am a...
  11. ChristineAdrianaRN

    "What I Really Do" meme

    There's this little thing floating around the social networking sites related to people's careers, where they post a picture showing what their friends, society, themselves, (and whoever else) think they do, and what they really do. I made one for my...
  12. Nurse Beth

    Just Want to Cry and Quit

    Dear Nurse Beth, I am currently feeling lost and let down by nursing. I feel like I made a huge mistake by taking a gamble with a nurse manager job at a facility I did not know was failing (I did know that there was an issue with them keeping ma...
  13. Joe V

    Education - The Beginning

    The need for education cannot be denied... It's important for nurses to continue their education to keep abreast of new developments in their field. It's important for nursing students to continue their education regardless of any obstacles in the wa...
  14. In life, most of us naturally prefer some people over others. It makes sense, then, that we might also like certain coworkers better than others. This is not a problem until it has become evident some employees are favored over others. As a n...
  15. If there was one thing you wish your patients, their family members or your coworkers knew about you, what would it be? For me, I wish people realized that I am just one person. Not a super human, just a regular human being. I cannot be or do...
  16. For as long as I can remember, I have always wanted to be a nurse. Nursing is not for the faint of heart, and it is certainly not a glamorous job, but, for me, it is a very fulfilling career. Nursing school was not easy. It took an incredible amou...
  17. It has become abundantly clear that our health care system is not optimal. This was the case before COVID and has only become more clear since. Nurses, you choose this career path because you deeply care and have a true desire to heal others. If...
  18. Joe V

    How Nurses Feel...

    I think most if not all of you nurses can relate to this ?