My cancer journey
I’m a nurse. I’m not supposed to be a patient. I’m not supposed to get cancer. I have too much to do to add…
Perspectives
Emotional rollercoaster of providing COVID-19 care
The COVID-19 pandemic is responsible for a variety of emotions, including fear, anxiety, anger, sadness, despair, and grief. But as a member of a…
Online meeting etiquette: Mind your manners
As nurses navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, many are attending meetings, whether in the hospital or from the home setting, via video conferencing software such…
The ethical evolution of health management
Recently, I have been asked by several nursing organizations to review articles and position papers related to technology and innovation. I have also read…
Nurse leader’s role in supporting frontline clinical nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic
I am a nurse leader and manage acute care hospital units. The 103 staff members who directly report to me and I are living…
Relax…
“Relax” is sometimes easier to say than to do. As an ED nurse I have managed to elicit anger and frustration from patients and…
A COVID-19 story
There was little information about COVID-19 when the pandemic began, but one important piece of information we did have was that the virus was…
First pandemic and second thoughts
“Our greatest freedom is the freedom to choose our attitude.” — Victor Frankl (more…)
COVID-19: A second-year nursing student perspective
March 11, 2020. The day during spring break that sparked a great amount of confusion and fear among the University of Pittsburgh student nurse…
Separated by glass at a COVID-19 drive-through testing station
As a car, truck, or minivan pulls into the COVID-19 testing tent, you become a part of someone’s COVID story. (more…)
Finally getting to the table?
Nurses have won the hearts and minds of the American public for their acts of true heroism, unbounded compassion, and expert skill during the…
Virtual nursing school: A senior student’s perspective
When I began nursing school, I pictured my senior practicum in an emergency department, not as a virtual simulation. Much like myself, many nursing…
My cancer journey
I’m a nurse. I’m not supposed to be a patient. I’m not supposed to get cancer. I have too much to do…
Emotional rollercoaster of providing COVID-19 care
The COVID-19 pandemic is responsible for a variety of emotions, including fear, anxiety, anger, sadness, despair, and grief. But as a member…
Online meeting etiquette: Mind your manners
As nurses navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, many are attending meetings, whether in the hospital or from the home setting, via video conferencing…
The ethical evolution of health management
Recently, I have been asked by several nursing organizations to review articles and position papers related to technology and innovation. I have…
Nurse leader’s role in supporting frontline clinical nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic
I am a nurse leader and manage acute care hospital units. The 103 staff members who directly report to me and I…
Relax…
“Relax” is sometimes easier to say than to do. As an ED nurse I have managed to elicit anger and frustration from…
A COVID-19 story
There was little information about COVID-19 when the pandemic began, but one important piece of information we did have was that the…
First pandemic and second thoughts
“Our greatest freedom is the freedom to choose our attitude.” — Victor Frankl (more…)
COVID-19: A second-year nursing student perspective
March 11, 2020. The day during spring break that sparked a great amount of confusion and fear among the University of Pittsburgh…
Separated by glass at a COVID-19 drive-through testing station
As a car, truck, or minivan pulls into the COVID-19 testing tent, you become a part of someone’s COVID story. (more…)
Finally getting to the table?
Nurses have won the hearts and minds of the American public for their acts of true heroism, unbounded compassion, and expert skill…
Virtual nursing school: A senior student’s perspective
When I began nursing school, I pictured my senior practicum in an emergency department, not as a virtual simulation. Much like myself,…
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