Bedside Manners for the Healthcare Pro a book written by Stephen Groner, who is a speech language pathologist. So much of his career is helping his patients express their thoughts, their feelings, and regain their ability to swallow. He used his vast knowledge and years of expertise with his patients on healthcare providers to help [...]
I remember when I was in nursing school heading to my first day of preceptorship in the emergency department nervous that I would botch one of the most common nursing procedures of starting an intravenous line. I was always so worried I would get one of those patients that tells you they are a "hard stick" [...]
The Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC) can be a very daunting class to take as a new nurse. I was pretty much terrified when I was told I had to not only take the class but was only going to get a few weeks to study for it. They handed me this massive textbook and [...]
Nursing wasn't always my dream. Shocking I know, but to share how I became a nurse we should start at the beginning when I first knew I wanted to get involved with healthcare and helping others. I have always been interested in medicine and human anatomy because much of it is like puzzle. You have [...]
I am sitting here wondering where November went and how it is already December with Christmas right around the corner. Over the past couple of weeks I have curated a list of gifts perfect for the medical professional or student in your life, and I have to say I am struggling to not go out [...]
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