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Your Contribution Counts
How many times have you wondered about your contribution and how important it is to the team, to yourself? Your contribution is...
Mar 26, 20151 min read
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Setting Intentions For Effective Communication
I have spent hundreds of hours trying to communicate as effectively as possible with nurses and physicians. This does not necessarily...
Oct 28, 20132 min read
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Knowing When to Call the Doctor
Okay, here is a glimpse at my dark side. Once when I was an internal medicine/pediatric resident, I had a conversation with an attending...
Aug 19, 20133 min read
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Please Introduce Yourself
When I was a child, my parents introduced me to the concept of “good manners.” These behaviors were a sort of code of conduct that...
May 23, 20134 min read
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Letting Off Some Steam
Throughout my life I have seen many people get into disagreements. Sometimes these have been physical altercations and other times heated...
May 13, 20133 min read
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State Your Concern
“What’s the patient’s name?” I said. “I knew you would ask that question!” I had been called about a new admission, and as I held the...
Apr 29, 20133 min read
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Bringing Out the Teacher in You
I love to teach! I enjoy taking a difficult topic and explaining it in a way that people can understand. This fascination has been a part...
Apr 23, 20133 min read
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Two Hours of Bliss
One day I went to work ready to start a night shift. I was prepared to take on any challenge, and I was ready to provide excellent care....
Apr 13, 20133 min read
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Ways to Instantly Express Confidence as a Nurse
You wake up in the morning and prepare for your day ahead as a healthcare professional. You shower, get dressed, and make yourself fresh...
Feb 3, 20133 min read
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