Study review draws needed attention to PTSD in nurses Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a growing concern among nurses in inpatient settings, according to a recent review of studies published in the Journal of Clinical Nursing. Nurse authors analyzed 24 articles for the May 5 review in literature published pre-COVID-19. They found PTSD occurs in nurses
Thank you, Gracias, Merci Beaucoup, Grazie,Arigato, Danke sehr, 감사합니다, Takk , Mahalo, Toda, Efharisto!!!! Today, the 200th birthday of Florence Nightingale, marks the end of Nurses Week, it is also International Nurses Day. It seems appropriate that it falls on the same day as the founder of modern nursing’s birthday. Nurses around the world are
Dress for Success • Dress professionally as if you are doing a face to face interview – top to bottom. Not just top, torso & head – don’t forget about pants/shoes. You never know if you may have to get up to grab a phone to call your interviewer back on the land line! •
We find ourselves in the new “normal”, work-from-home environments, as many of our children are doing their classwork in the virtual world. As we adapt to this new normal, some of us need help to make sense of the challenges and sacrifices made by all. In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, it is easy to get caught up in the overwhelming and devastating news of the number of cases, deaths, the plummeting
My daughter’s preschool is now closed until the end of the month. My wife works as a nurse in a hospital that has one of the busiest emergency rooms in the country. People camp out at stores hours before they open, then run the shelves empty by mid-day. Everyday, we’re flooded with more information in
To Our Clients, Colleagues, and Industry Friends, As we all strive to adapt to a rapidly evolving situation, we find ourselves overwhelmed with gratitude for the consistency and courage demonstrated by all of you who are keeping our healthcare infrastructure thriving and ready to meet new demands. We want to take this opportunity to Thank
Morning Brew has shared some great tips on creating the best work environment as well as ideas for personal time. Click here to read article. By: Neal Freyman Managing Editor Morningbrew.com
To our Clients, Colleagues and Industry Friends, We wanted to take just a moment to share what we are doing to ensure the continuity of our service, while also reacting appropriately to current events. Having spoken with several clients throughout the week and hearing a single message: Everybody is busy and overwhelmed in preparation for
We often start our work day with the best of intentions to get specific tasks done — to get traction on our work — but invariably, those plans get derailed as we get distracted throughout our day. I recently spoke with Nir Eyal, author of Indistractable: How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life, about what
Australian researchers say the type of alarm you use may affect how easily you wake up. More harsh tones may leave you feeling groggy. More melodic alarms may help you wake up more alert. This research could potentially help people in many professions, such as emergency responders and airline pilots. It could also help the
