Challenges of the Nursing Profession Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare system. They are the first line of defense for patients and their families. They can be found in
by Marie Mathey I’ve been inspired recently by the words of the late senator and civil rights giant, John Lewis, and by philosopher-nurse, Mark Lazenby. Lewis points us toward the
by Marie Manthey, PhD (hon), MNA, FAAN, FRCN We live in a world of polarities—of yin and yang, shadow and light, good and bad. Nursing’s reality during the COVID 19
by Kary Gillenwaters, MA, OTR/L In a recent medical appointment of my own, I was struck by how often the initial collection of vitals and other information during an office
Positivity has been linked to nearly endless health benefits, increased productivity, and less stress. Here are three simple ways to incorporate a practice of positivity into your workplace. Your organization’s culture
by Susan Wessel, Creative Health Care Management People in organizations often accomplish their goals through meetings. Meetings help us gain differing perspectives and come to a cohesive plan. Those meetings
by Mary Koloroutis, MSN, RN, CEO Engaging the executive team in a facilitated session with patients and their families is a highly effective way to connect the full executive team
Those in health care know all too well that the patient experience is a top pain point for executives and therefore a top organizational priority. There is also no shortage
by Mary Koloroutis, MSN, RN, CEO and Traci Hanlon, MN, RN Remember what drew you to health care? And what makes your work meaningful now? Chances are caring for people is
While many useful assessment tools exist to help you determine your current Wellbeing profile, we’d like to invite you to first apply the tool of your own ability to attune to yourself.
