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Missy Woodson, Ph.D: Apr 08, 2016
“The greatest weapon against stress is our ability to choose one thought over another.” – William James Most employees are asked to self-manage to a significant degree, to use their intelligence and...
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Shane Elmore, RN: Mar 24, 2016
You’ve probably heard it said before that failure is inevitable, and of course that is true. No one of us is immune to failure. But, as much as failure is a normal part of everyday life, it’s...
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Shane Elmore, RN: Mar 10, 2016
We live in a world of constant stimulation, of more is more, and, as a result, of multitasking. Most of us think we’re pretty good at multitasking, and greatly overestimate our proficiency at doing...
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Shane Elmore, RN: Mar 03, 2016
Which is more important? What you do. How you do it. OR ... Why you do it? In medicine, what we do makes a difference. The world of evidence-based medicine dictates our practice. When we have certain...
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Hannah Ostrem: Feb 23, 2016
"A nurse should have fewer patients in order to provide the best possible care, and that care should not [include] caring for the EHR ... we need better technolgy to bind us together."
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Shane Elmore, RN: Feb 18, 2016
For some people and organizations, the process of making a decision can be a very challenging thing. If your facility is like the hospital I used to work in as a STEMI coordinator, you talk about the...
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Team Pulsara: Jan 29, 2016
EDITOR'S NOTE: Special thanks to Cynthia Bradford Lencioni for writing today's blog post. You can connect with her on LinkedIn. __ Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs. ---...
