An RN “S.A.G.E.” goes to kindergarten
Senior Adults for Greater Education (S.A.G.E.) is a non-profit organization that promotes involvement of people 55 and over in public schools. S.A.G.E. celebrated its…
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Preventing workplace violence
Analyze, report, and educate to ensure staff and patient safety The stress and isolation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated violence in our…
Empowering Psych Nurse Practitioners Like Me to Strengthen Patient Relationships to Optimize Outcomes
As a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP), I’m challenged to continually learn—evolving my approach to nursing care and growing my knowledge base to…
Remember Your Inner Nurse During the Holidays
During the holidays, with the comings and goings of family and friends, I was reminded of the tension between personal self-care and professional self-care.…
Gratitude: It does the body (and soul) good
In late October, I attended the American Academy of Nursing’s Health Policy conference in Washington, DC. I also had the distinct honor of being…
When up is down: Delirium superimposed on dementia
How do we differentiate delirium and dementia and assess for DSD and prevent DSD and manage individuals with the condition? Distinguishing between the two…
Giving thanks
The best gifts frequently are the smallest. Lillee Gelinas Nurses and the nursing profession enjoy many expressions of gratitude nationally and internationally. The World…
Managing pain in palliative care
Effective management requires patient advocacy. Pain in all stages of care—from acute to chronic—can result in debilitating and distressing effects that leave patients feeling…
Rebuilding teamwork after a turbulent time
Focus on safety and trust. Takeaways: Research indicates that many nurses who joined teams during the pandemic feel less connected to other team members.…
She Went to Work
“As a Psych Mental Health RN and leader, the loss of life to workplace violence has taken my breath away yet again,” said Dr. Karen…
The 10 things you should do when starting a startup
So, you want to start a startup—great! We need more nurse entrepreneurs, but there are some things you’ll want to do to make sure…
An RN “S.A.G.E.” goes to kindergarten
Senior Adults for Greater Education (S.A.G.E.) is a non-profit organization that promotes involvement of people 55 and over in public schools. S.A.G.E.…
Preventing workplace violence
Analyze, report, and educate to ensure staff and patient safety The stress and isolation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated violence…
Empowering Psych Nurse Practitioners Like Me to Strengthen Patient Relationships to Optimize Outcomes
As a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP), I’m challenged to continually learn—evolving my approach to nursing care and growing my knowledge…
Remember Your Inner Nurse During the Holidays
During the holidays, with the comings and goings of family and friends, I was reminded of the tension between personal self-care and…
Gratitude: It does the body (and soul) good
In late October, I attended the American Academy of Nursing’s Health Policy conference in Washington, DC. I also had the distinct honor…
When up is down: Delirium superimposed on dementia
How do we differentiate delirium and dementia and assess for DSD and prevent DSD and manage individuals with the condition? Distinguishing between…
Giving thanks
The best gifts frequently are the smallest. Lillee Gelinas Nurses and the nursing profession enjoy many expressions of gratitude nationally and internationally.…
Managing pain in palliative care
Effective management requires patient advocacy. Pain in all stages of care—from acute to chronic—can result in debilitating and distressing effects that leave…
Rebuilding teamwork after a turbulent time
Focus on safety and trust. Takeaways: Research indicates that many nurses who joined teams during the pandemic feel less connected to other…
She Went to Work
“As a Psych Mental Health RN and leader, the loss of life to workplace violence has taken my breath away yet again,”…
The 10 things you should do when starting a startup
So, you want to start a startup—great! We need more nurse entrepreneurs, but there are some things you’ll want to do to…
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