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| Nursing Insights Newsletter |
Today is February 16, 2022. Editor's Picks... 👼 Radonda Vaught; Blaming Self; Misguided Practices; Too Old; Prevent Loss Of License; Long Shift; Conflict; Positive Thinking; and Eat Soy
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Radonda Vaught Good/Bad Nurse?
For those of you who are following the Radonda Vaught case, she was a guest on the podcast Good Nurse Bad Nurse on January 18, 2022. Check it out...
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Do you blame yourself for things that you have no control over?
Do you blame yourself when things DO happen?
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Era Gone By: A Look into Prescribing Alcohol in the Early 1900s
This article will look at the use of alcohol as medicine a century ago.
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😨 New nurse-too old for bedside?
New grad at 46 years old. I am starting to have second thoughts. I keep hearing how grueling and exhausting nursing is.
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Will I Lose My License? | Knowledge is Power
Learn what things can cause a nurse to lose licensure.
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Three Ways to Really Recover from Work-Related Stress
Here are three common and unhealthy ways nurses deal with stress and what to do instead.
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Conflict Resolution for Nursing
Conflict is always around--now, it seems to be everywhere all the time. This article will give you some tools to help you cope with and address conflict in healthier ways.
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Positive Thinking and Diabetes Self-Management
Research has shown that positive thinking has both physical and mental health benefits. Let's discuss some of the challenges people with diabetes face in their daily self-management activities and how positive thinking may help.
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Soy: Friend or Foe? | Knowledge is Power
In the past several decades, soy has developed a negative reputation as a systemic endocrine disruptor that should be avoided. This article sheds new light based on recent research on the protein.
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