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Inventing justiceBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/12/rachel-walker-inventor-forbes/

… ecipient of a Best Coverage of Nurse Innovators 2010-2019 Award UMass nursing professor promotes health innovation—and nursing A Forbes piece by Stephen Key spotlights three award-winning female inventors, including… Recipient of a Recipien …

This is scutBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/12/greys-season13/

… cked until a surgeon tells them what to do. Although that approach to nursing doesn’t call for a lot of new analysis every year, or many detailed examples, it is close to 100% of the show’s portrayal, and that should not be obscured by our …

Don’t let this be the top search result for “Nightingale”Blog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/11/google-ascension/

New Google / Ascension project has already breached nursing’s data security According to news sources, Google has gotten access to the identified health data of some 50 million patients, without their knowledge,… New Google / Ascension proj …

A new protocolBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/10/anna-mae-hays/

… nd women in the military, including that she “persuaded the Army that nursing was important enough to spend money on.” January 8, 2018 – Today The Washington Post ran a generally good obituary for U.S. Army General Anna Mae Hays, a nurse wh …

My beautiful dark twisted fantasyBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/10/my-beautiful-dark-twisted-fantasy/

… dent with autism and savant syndrome. The show challenges some social stereotypes, but at the same time, it strongly reinforces the stereotype that nurses are low-skilled physician lackeys who are barely involved in hospital care. March 201 …

Dentist assumes NINR interim director postBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/10/dentist-assumes-ninr-interim-director-post/

… ctober 5, 2019 — Following our campaign on August 27, more than 4,300 nursing supporters have urged the National Institutes of Health to appoint a nurse to lead the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR), instead of the dentist who a …

The currency of careBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/10/new-yorker-currency-of-care/

… rency” feature from November 2015 examined the causes of chronic U.S. nursing shortages, rightly focusing on insufficient resources for education… The New Yorker on why we’re “perpetually short” of nurses James Ledbetter’s “Currency” featur …

Tiempos de AmorBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/07/morocco-love-in-times-of-war/

… o: Love in Times of War offers only a limited look at Spanish wartime nursing in the 1920s. But the Spanish series, released in the U.S. in 2018, does… The Netflix show Morocco: Love in Times of War offers only a limited look at Spanish war …

They get the job doneBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/07/hospice/

… she spent time at a seminary—elements that may lead some to associate nursing with unskilled devotion. But the piece makes clear that Meyerend only shares overt religious activity with patients who make clear they are interested. The articl …

The Wonder (2016)Blog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/06/the-wonder-2016/

… novel. But it’s also a tale of corrupted love, faith, redemption—and nursing in the late 1850s. London nurse Elizabeth (Lib) Wright is hired to spend two weeks in an Irish village to observe what may be a miracle: 11-year-old Anna O’Donnel …

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