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Alexandra Robbins examines the state of U.S. nursingBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2019/02/alexandra-robbins/

… ipy, gendered focus on “secrets” that we’ve seen before in mainstream media items. May 2015 – Journalist Alexandra Robbins placed many generally strong pieces about U.S. nursing in major publications to promote her 2015 book The Nurses: A Y …

Get InBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2017/04/minority-nurse/

… story of Minority Nurse’s Winter / Spring issue was Lynda Lampert’s “Media Leads the Way: How the… Minority Nurse highlights Truth’s work to build understanding of nursing March 2017 – The cover story of Minority Nurse’s Winter / Spring is …

PuzzlerBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2017/03/puzzler/

… that is progress! In any case, research shows that the entertainment media has a real effect on health care views and actions. People’s circulation is about 3.4 million, with an estimated readership of more than 40 million people. And alth …

PushBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2022/02/nurse-leaders/

… oup “quickly came to be regarded as a primary resource for educators, media and health professionals,” citing a 1992 article by the Tribune itself. The new article quotes Lynn Slawsky, current executive director of ANAD, as saying that Meeh …

Yeah, not reallyBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2022/02/hr-is-not-an-rn/

… Covid has created. One thing school nurses don’t need is influential media products suggesting that you can become one simply by assuming certain tasks in managing the corporate response to Covid. Sadly, this kind of media disrespect is no …

Nursing mysteriesBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2021/12/nursing-mysteries-behcets/

… ssibly even death. Of course, to some extent the piece is part of the media’s tendency to celebrate nurses only when they do something unexpected outside their usual work settings. Examples include rescuing someone on a plane, at a hockey g …

The Artist Currently Known as MarthaBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2021/10/martha-stewart-living/

… ntary on the distressed, constricted state of the profession, both in media and on the ground. However, as with the paintings, we can certainly see how some could react differently to Stewart’s costume. And while Richard Prince seems to hav …

Nurses Make America GreatBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2021/09/bob-hearts-abishola-s1/

… tonomous professionals. That is especially the case in the occasional portrayals of Abishola’s hospital colleague Gloria, who at times seems indifferent to patient care and can apparently be bribed to give out a colleague’s personal informa …

Macho macho manBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2021/03/macho-macho-man-2/

… re reinforced by gendered terms like “sister” and “matron” as well as media like popular films, which tend to present nurses inaccurately as mere helpers to heroic physicians. The item might have made clear that such views are not just “out …

SelflessBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2020/04/hefty-bags/

… tive equipment (PPE), a practice several of them revealed in a social media post (“#HeftyToTheRescue”). According to the Post, some nurses at the hospital linked Kelly’s death directly to critical shortages of PPE. Those shortages included …

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