Three years ago I keyboarded an entry as my nephew headed to Northern Ontario to embark on his nursing studies. My Auntie status embraced his entry into this most demanding of academic studies and the acquisition of numerous cognitive, tactile, and sentinel skills. During my vacation I coordinated our schedules […]
Welcome back and what’s new? Well the wellness journey continues and I am grateful for my boss who has been supportive and truly is one of my top 3 bosses. As I reflect on what I consider to be a good boss the word trust comes to the fore. Trust […]
As a Registered Nurse with many years of experience my time as an individual with a long-term progressive illness had been relatively short–a mere decade. At first the condition was more of an annoyance, but my physical decline in the previous five years correlated with increased dosages of necessary medications […]
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To lead change means you have given great thought to what the goal is for the team, indeed the alignment of the goal with the mission, vision, and values is significant. The alignment with the team members is not always cut and dried, the process is dynamic and the experience […]
The previous blog post Brand New Year outlined a number of steps for anyone who desires to change some aspect of their life–incorporating a self assessment, re-scanning your environment, organizing your thoughts into the columns Purpose Practice Passion. Now you will notice it’s taken until September to enter this post […]
2016 was much like an eye blink it came and went so quickly and I am thankful I have this ongoing blog to capture my perspectives, indeed grateful for so many aspects of my life and nursing practice. Yes my every day job is a manager position but the template of my practice […]
The past couple of weeks my management practice has involved crucial discussions with families about their loved ones. For one patient it was his family’s frustration of emergency services more about chaos than serving an elderly, sick, and vulnerable patient. Transferred to the inpatient unit only to be treated with […]
On any given day or night the following scenario may be seen, two nurses speaking to one another perhaps during shift change, or a call for help with an assignment. One says “I need help with the patient in Room XXX”, the other nurse responds “what’s wrong with you, you have […]
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