Today we have more news about new technology, constant change and still doing more with less at work. So I’m going to share some tips for nurses to become the CPO (Chief Paradise Officer) of your job this year — no…
Changes are always happening and technology in nursing is not an exception. The first step is to push for the adoption of the Electronic Health Records (EHR) whether in a hospital or ambulatory setting. However, there is not just one EHR system, but multitudes.…
As citizens of the United States, we have the ability to move to any state our heart desires. Despite this freedom, the process of becoming a citizen of a new state is not without its complications. New residents need to re-register their…
Nursing is a calling that’s similar to the call to priesthood. The journey is paved with sacrifices and the desire to make what I call IMAD: I made a difference. Then add to that the rapid changes in technology available to…
Every year, losing weight is among the most popular New Year’s resolutions among nurses and patients. That’s good news. It shows that people care about their health — enough to spend $58 billion a year on weight-loss products. But how…
Apart from being a nurse and health coach, I also have part-time jobs managing my own company, contributing to nurse and coaching associations and studying to advance my education. These are the things that test my nursing time management skills. I…
As a nurse, there are a billion and one things we have to do during our shift. Things we should be doing, could be doing, things we could have done better. To put it simply, there’s just no time to whine…
Introverts constantly need to recharge their own “batteries” from being surrounded by people all the time. Now, as a nurse who is also an introvert, well let’s just say that your battery drains so much faster! If you’re a shy and…