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Communication breakdownBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2021/06/communication-breakdown/

… some key causes and promising solutions. It relies on two experienced nurses who make many excellent points, although some comments from one A September 2018 piece in U.S. News & World Report does a generally good job of addressing the prob …

Macho macho manBlog

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

… n. A short but excellent August 22 item in The Economist, “Why so few nurses are men,” points to the global nursing shortage and proposes an “obvious” solution: recruit more men. Written by “S.C.” for the magazine’s “The Economist explains” …

Physical taxation without representationBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2020/06/physical-taxation-without-representation/

… ing ones for which earlier retirement was offered. The piece also let nurses tell why that refusal was wrong, countering the angel stereotype that it is their role to suffer nobly in silence. Curlean Duncan-Britton July 18, 2018 – Today the …

Gotta keep ‘em from killing peopleBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2020/04/chicago-med-s1-s2/

Nurses show skill and some authority in early seasons of Chicago Med The first two seasons of the NBC hospital drama (2015-2017) focus on physician characters who generally direct clinical care. But… Nurses show skill and some authority in …

The frontline soldiersBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2020/03/theresa-brown-ppe/

Nurse’s CNN op-ed highlights urgent need for protective gear in covid-19 response Theresa Brown’s piece explains that U.S. health workers like nurses must have personal protective equipment (PPE) to care effectively for… Nurse’s CNN op-ed h …

No time to choose between life and deathBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2020/03/wuhan-between-life-and-death/

… to mask failures to protect health workers. In a familiar image, one nurse was termed “an angel in a white gown.” But another front-line nurse published a poem bitterly rejecting the “praises” and the “so-called truth.” She wanted only to …

Stress positionBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2020/03/nyt-fails-to-identify-expert-as-nurse/

… Times ably describes PTSD in nursing but fails to identify expert as nurse A Times article did a fine job of explaining that nurses have high rates of PTSD and burnout. That’s because… New York Times ably describes PTSD in nursing but fail …

Let slip the ZDoggs of warBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2020/03/let-slip-the-zdoggs-of-war/

ZDogg MD’s fans are mad about our “Always a Nurse” analysis After we posted a critical analysis of ZDogg MD’s “Always a Nurse” tribute song in February 2020, the Internet celebrity bravely… ZDogg MD’s fans are mad about our “Always a Nurse” …

A lot more than band-aids and boo-boosBlog

https://blog.truthaboutnursing.org/2020/03/tennessee-school-nursing/

… uggle for funding. But it also focuses on a new study that has placed nurses in five Memphis-area schools to see if there is a link between more nursing and less absenteeism. Early results suggest there is. School nurse Rachel Norris Januar …

This is scutBlog

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

… s Anatomy, only a few handmaidens can hope to reach battle-axe status Nurses in the show’s 13th season were mostly meek servants taking physician orders, when they appeared at all. One… On Grey’s Anatomy, only a few handmaidens can hope to …

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