Years ago, I had a mentor that told the story of how she wanted to hike Machu Picchu over spring break. She arrived in Peru and had to wait 3 days for her body to acclimate to the altitude. Then the day of the hike came. The guide shared the ins and outs of hiking the trail to the top. […]
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Recently, eight nurses who were terminated from Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Massachusetts filed a lawsuit for wrongful termination claiming the hospital retaliated against them for reporting unsafe conditions. According to an article in MedPages Today, there have been over 600 official reports filed by nurses over the last six months regarding staffing shortages in this hospital. Nurses are […]
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Nurses often find solace and connection in the communities we build. These communities extend beyond the walls of our hospitals and clinics, reaching into the vast expanse of social media platforms. While these platforms offer us opportunities to share our experiences, seek support, and celebrate our victories, they also present challenges that we, as nurses, must navigate with care and […]
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In the In the world of hospitals, where every beep and shuffle tells a story, there’s a tough truth that weighs on us nurses: 250,000 people die in hospitals every year because of mistakes. It’s a big number, but each one represents a real person with real dreams, loved ones, and stories. As nurses, we’re there in the thick of […]
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The commitment of healthcare providers to their patients is often unparalleled. They are the frontline warriors battling against diseases, injuries, and tragedies, striving to preserve life and alleviate suffering. However, amidst their noble dedication, a silent and somber reality persists: healthcare providers are sometimes compelled to sacrifice their own well-being, even their lives, due to a sense of loyalty or […]
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