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Nurses: Professional Now & Tomorrow

There have been quite a few words written and spoken about how, in terms of its advanced degrees, nursing will no longer be designated as a professional degree. Now, even Nightingale described nursing as an art and a science. The Baccalaureate, one of the most demanding undergraduate degrees, emphasizes technical […]

The World Needs To Chill

Conflict seems to be a constant state in our world today, headlines in the news bring stories of turmoil, violence, stress reactions and one needs to be aware how stress affects you. Stress on our bodies has some benefits, as the stimuli of physical, emotional, and cognitive functions prompt our […]

Life of a Non-Practicing Nurse

This is the first year I do not carry the title of RN. I am retired and enjoying it, still possessing the knowledge, judgment, and empathy from my previous career. That came to light when a friend was out of province with her spouse, who had a stroke. The ability […]

Nightingale & 21st Century Relevance

Nightingale noted that a pillar of nursing was dedicated to the preservation of cleanliness.One would hope that no one has to remind a nurse to come to work clean, nor to keep their patients clean, as this is a fundamental principle of nursing practice.She stressed the importance of removing dust […]

Moving & Stuff

I am in the midst of moving, not a single-day event but more of a lengthy process that has stretched over a year. From signing on a realtor to facing the overwhelming task of 48 years of accumulated stuff to incorporating puppy training—a labour of love—I am experiencing a grief […]