How To Decrease The Surge Of Social Media Cruelty
November 11, 2020
Social media and virtual platforms like Zoom and Web-Ex have become popular forums for bad behavior. I guess you can say that we have COVID-19
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How to Deal With a “Lazy” Nurse
October 28, 2020
I once worked with someone whom everyone referred to as a “lazy nurse”. It was because Tamara’s primary goal during a 12-hour shift was NOT
What You Must Do Before Giving Negative Feedback
October 14, 2020
Giving negative feedback to anyone, especially a colleague at work can be so uncomfortable to the point where even highly educated professionals avoid it like
How to Prevent Nurse Burnout From Spreading in Your Organization
August 5, 2020
When COVID-19 hit, healthcare teams were called upon to save the world. And they did. They made it through and when cases started to drop,
What Nursing Leadership Can Do to Stop the Rising Incidents of Bullying
July 21, 2020
During the last few months, we’ve seen some healthcare teams really pull together during this crisis. They put aside their grudges, differences, and pettiness and
Practical Gifts for Nurses to Honor Their Service
July 7, 2020
I’m sure you’ve seen your share of trinkets recently to celebrate nurses and honor them for stepping up as heroes during the 2020 global pandemic.
27 Quotes to Give Nurse Heroes Strength to Keep Fighting the Corona Virus
May 12, 2020
Right now, nurse heroes are being recognized across the globe. 2020 is the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife in honor of the 200th
How to Respond to a Nasty-Gram
July 23, 2019
Tammy is an educator who coordinates the nurse residency program at her hospital. She received an email from one of the front-line managers that immediately
Dealing with a Narcissistic Bully
July 16, 2019
My daughter played basketball and softball almost her entire life. As a parent of a sports junkie, I have to admit, there were some games
3 Steps to Claim Your Independence from Bullying in Healthcare
July 2, 2019
Wen was looking forward to a second career as a nurse. She already had a biology degree and spent 6 years working in a lab
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