Self-Care for Nurses with Ayurveda
As we all know, working long shifts as a nurse can cause primary imbalances in our body, such as unhealthy
Month: November 2016
9 Must Haves for Healthcare Organizations to Attract and Retain the Best Talent
With aging population, increased chronic illnesses and retiring workforce, the demand for mid-level providers continues to grow. Competition for the
Do Nurses REALLY Eat Their Young?
“How people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours.” – Wayne Dyer I come from a of
Lessons Learned: Listening when they say “I don’t feel right”
I would have to say, when I graduated and passed my Family Nurse Practitioner certification, I became nervous about diagnosing
Concerns for Food Allergies when Prescribing Medications
Food allergies seem like they are becoming more prevalent, either that or I was in the right field to see
“An Unusual Miracle……..
There are distinct miracles that occur in every nurse’s career no matter what department or what setting you are employed.
Diary of a Nurse and a Family Member
I have been a nurse for 25 years and have taken care of many patients along with their family members. As a
I Will Care For Her
It was change of shift and the break room was bustling with people. The night shift looked worn out and
Is Your Employer’s Liability Coverage Sufficient?
Even though your employer offers RNs company provided liability insurance, it is worth asking yourself if that is sufficient or
Should you have professional liability coverage?
When you are driving, how much control over other drivers, road conditions, the weather and other factors do you have?
The Man in the Red Hat
A few years ago I lived in a trendy downtown condo on a busy street in Portland, Maine. I loved