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Just Ask!
/in News /by Glenn "BG" ProudJust Ask! The Struggles are real Most of us struggle with problems or tasks until we resolve them or get frustrated and give up. As an example I spent almost two hours yesterday trying to reformat a MS Word document for a conference where I am speaking. I was beyond annoyed having tried everything […]
Asking For Help Reveals Strength, Not Weakness
/in News /by Glenn "BG" ProudMargie Warrell’s article does a wonderful job of showing how we can pull others up by simply asking for help when me may need. It’s not a burden but a gift we offer to others. Check back on Wednesday for my newest blog post. To your Success! – Diann https://www.forbes.com/sites/margiewarrell/2015/03/24/asking-for-help-is-a-sign-of-strength-not-weakness/#7978f2e26e01
NPs, PAs Could Reduce Primary Care Physician Shortage Nearly 70%
/in News /by Glenn "BG" ProudSara Heath’s article brings to light a report that underscores the impact and need for NPs! https://patientengagementhit.com/news/nps-pas-could-reduce-primary-care-physician-shortage-nearly-70
The Successful Nurse Podcast #6
/in News /by Glenn "BG" ProudA Critical Need for Self Care In episode six, Dr. Diann Martin discusses a critical issue facing nurses today, Self Care.
Nurses & Self Care
/in News /by Glenn "BG" ProudOur Self Care is Lacking – BIG TIME! Desire to do good work Most of us went into the nursing profession to help people. We want to alleviate suffering, promote wellness and give compassionate care to others. Nursing education is rigorous, expensive and time consuming. Those men and women who forge ahead and earn their […]
Damaging Effects of the Lack of Self Care
/in News /by Glenn "BG" ProudThe nursing profession and all practitioners need to become aware of the incidence and prevalence of substance abuse, suicide and obesity among their ranks. Plans for recognition and treatment of these disorders need to be formulated and implemented to help nurses cope with the demands of the job https://nurse.org/articles/suicide-rates-high-for-female-nurses/ http://www.theamericannurse.org/2013/03/01/an-issue-of-weight/