8 Best Practice Tips to Create a Culture of Caring – Part 1
March 17, 2021
If you’ve been a nurse for any length of time, you are quite familiar with the pervasive ways nurses torture each other. The old eat
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5 Resilience Strategies Healthcare Leaders Can Adopt To Fill Their Employee’s Cup When It’s Empty
March 3, 2021
Healthcare leaders and their teams have been stretched to the max and are feeling tapped out. Even though they may love their jobs, some days
4 Tips to Build Everyday Civility with Physicians
February 17, 2021
Physician incivility isn’t a new problem. Although numerous studies show the negative impact incivility has on patient outcomes, the problem persists. One of the most
Three Components to a High Trust Team
February 3, 2021
The public has ranked nurses the most trusted of professionals for 19 years in a row – number one for nearly two decades. Members of
39 Quotes to Give Nurses Strength and Courage
January 20, 2021
Who would have thought that after almost a year, we’d still be at the peak of a global pandemic? Just a few months of chaos
7 Strategies to Build Stronger Healthcare Teams in 2021
January 6, 2021
One thing is universal – everyone is glad 2020 is over! However, just because we’ve turned the page on a terrible chapter, doesn’t mean 2021
The Best Healthcare Teams Do These 7 Things
December 9, 2020
Healthcare teams are living in unprecedented times right now with a lot of uncertainty and fear. The finish line keeps moving as soon as we
How to Show Gratitude this Holiday Season Despite the Crisis
November 22, 2020
November marks the beginning of the holiday season. While December is all about giving, November is about gratitude. However, as I write this, our world
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
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
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