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10 Survival Tips for the Highly Sensitive Nurse Do you consider yourself a highly sensitive person? (HSP) Some would say that being highly sensitive can be a detriment in nursing, but I believe it's a positive. Read More

The Dark Side of Hope Far too often, we as nurses are faced with the dark side of hope. However, I believe that through experiences and knowledge we can and should educate our families about a hope that allows one to let go and to grieve appropriately. Read More

Nurse Resigns by Sending 'I Quit' Cake to Her Employer This tops any resignation I received when manager. Read More

EpiPens....who knew? So, granddaughter #2 turns out to have some fairly significant food allergies. Daughter goes to purchase prescribed EpiPens. Four of them. You must have 2 in order to give a second dose if EMS is slow to arrive. Read More

Unhappy RN with 14 Years of Experience - Looking for the right path to pursue I have been an RN (have my BSN) for 14 years. I worked in Oncology for the first 10 years and loved it; just wanted to expand my skill set after that amount of time so I went to ICU. I worked in a level II trauma center ICU for 3 years, and constantly felt stressed out and overwhelmed in that environment. Read More

Emergency/Urgent Care NP Question Do you break in the Doctors' Lounge? Are you welcomed to Journal Club? Are you invited to the same educational/CME opportunities that the physicians are? Do you have full digital access that staff physicians have to educational opportunities? Do you have provider parking? Read More