Daily Nurse
JUNE 22, 2023
You can always read journal articles or take a continuing education course, but meeting others face-to-face who are truly enthused about what they do and what they know can help you achieve a renewed sense of purpose and inspiration.
Minority Nurse
OCTOBER 26, 2023
When finding out what non-clinical roles for nurses are truly out there, you can use search engines, social media, nursing journals, podcasts, and articles to find out more. Attend conferences, workshops, and webinars/seminars related to your field.
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Daily Nurse
DECEMBER 28, 2023
A well-lived career is one where you choose based on your deepest desires, not what professors, colleagues, family, blogs, books, and articles say. You can attend an in-person or virtual hospice conference or seminar for further research. They say that a life well-lived is the best life of all.
Kindful Hospice
OCTOBER 7, 2021
LiveAndWorkWell has written a good article on Coping With Grief During COVID-19. Both locally and online, they offer support groups and seminars which are led by people who understand what you’re going through — and who want to help you recover from your loss and rebuild your life.
Nurse Keith's Digital Doorway
APRIL 17, 2023
3) Attend a conference or seminar about an area of professional interest. articles, books, blog posts, videos, and podcasts). If your area of practice has lost its hold on you, moving forward may be impossible until you come up with a new plan of action. 5) Shadow a nurse who does a type of nursing that you find fascinating.
Home Care Pulse
JULY 10, 2023
Article Contents: – Introduction – 3 Tenets of Employee Retention – 11 Strategies to Improve Retention. C onsidering you’re reading an article about strategies for improving employee retention in post-acute care, you’re obviously familiar with the state of retention (or turnover) across the industry. Print Article
The Nurse Break
NOVEMBER 27, 2023
WRITE FOR US READ MORE ARTICLES Starting out as an assistant nurse During my second year of undergraduate training (Bachelor of Nursing), I commenced work as an Assistant in Nursing with a large metropolitan hospital on the coast of New South Wales (NSW) and worked across acute care areas including cardiology, orthopaedics, and emergency.
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