Hope

Can a poem really consolidate all the emotions that go into being a nurse innovator? Our opinion is yes!

Breast cancer is the most common cancer for women under forty. Younger women are more likely to be diagnosed at a later stage with more aggressive cancer subtypes.

At a time when the profession is grappling with diversifying its workforce, Operation Nightingale means we all lose

Most people say that history repeats itself. In the case of nursing strikes, much of its history has remained unchanged since the beginning.

As a nurse, I wonder what it would take for us to leave work and say, “How lucky are we that we get to do this job?”

When we soften and receive together we experience healing and joy.

When we soften and receive together we experience healing and joy.

My job as a coach isn’t to tell you where you need to be. You’re the driver of your journey. I’m the one riding in the front seat, holding the map, helping you to explore your own path to get there.

When we receive and soften together, we create spaces of healing.

I have learned what we need when we are suffering is not someone who can hold our suffering without showing emotion, but someone who is human and can allow our suffering to become their suffering.

If you talk with a medical technologist, they will tell you that we are usually never recognized for our work or the lives we save.

In my life I can safely say I was taught how to acquire things, how to consume, how to have and to hold, however, I was never taught what to do when I began to lose what I loved.

The Nursing Beat and connectRN asked the nursing community to think about what they’re looking forward to in 2023. Their collection of hopes and dreams will leave you inspired.