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5-Minute Breakfast Recipes to Power Through Your Nursing Shift!

Daily Nurse

Instead of reaching for the nearest peanut butter crackers each time we’re hungry, try out these 5-minute recipes and see if they work for you. This recipe requires only bread, pre-cooked sausage, veggies, shredded cheese, butter, milk, an egg, and salt and pepper. Flip the toast and crack your egg over the hole.

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Healthy Summer Recipe Ideas for Seniors

Accessible Home Health Care

Below are some summer foods and recipe ideas to help seniors stay healthy and hydrated in warmer weather. The Narragansett people of New England ate this recipe using the “three sisters” or the native crops that thrive and grow together: corn, beans, and squash. Top Summer Foods to Find and Enjoy. Succotash is traditionally vegetarian.

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Solace Family Shares Recipes of Love

Solace

For many people, the smells and flavors of a favorite family recipe can instantly transport them back to memories shared with loved ones who have passed away, and simultaneously spark both grief and joy connected to that person. The recipe read, “Top with Meringue, using egg whites and 6T.” Thanksgiving Rolls. Mom’s Chocolate Pie.

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Diabetic-Friendly Baking for Seniors

Accessible Home Health Care

This means finding sugar alternatives for baking or simply utilizing low-sugar recipes. Some common swaps you can make for your diabetic-friendly baking recipes include: Flour Since plain white flour is considered refined flour, which negatively affects blood sugar, try baking with alternatives such as wholemeal, almond, and coconut flour.

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Your Nursing Career Recipe

Daily Nurse

All good recipes start with an idea and are then created using the best ingredients and techniques for bringing a successful dish to life. Some nurses prefer to stick with the tried-and-true recipes of the ICU, the ED, telemetry, oncology , stepdown, trauma, neonatal , pediatrics, and L&D, and that’s fine. So go ahead.

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Food Writer Finds Recipe for Healing After Tragic Loss

Solace

Her project collects stories, questions, art and recipes from others who are grieving and remembering their loved ones. Lastly, a forum for the stories, recipes and memories of those we mourn, “the way that food links us to people we’ve lost.”. ways that heal, nurture, and provide strength in numbers.”.

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Hospices, Health Systems Expand Pediatric Palliative Care, Hit Staffing Barriers

Hospice News

The “worst mistake” a hospice can make is to take their adult palliative care team and anticipate that these skills will translate to pediatric patient populations, Dado told Hospice News, stating this would be “a recipe for disaster.”.