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What are your favorite movies and TV shows about nurses? Do you recommend one? I just love how some movies really reflect nurses when they have a night shift and get home really tired. It makes it feel so real! But some other movies are about nurses doing their jobs and making difficult decisions; what do you think about all the drama in these cases?
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In your opinion, what are the qualities that make nurses stand out? What makes a good nurse? Maybe patients have different opinions, so, as nurses, what do you think?
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What watch do you like to use while doing your nursing job? I know there are many kinds, but one that can be pretty and, at the same time, useful, easy to clean, reliable, and comfortable. I specially enjoy one that I can take to the shower with me so I know I'm not late for my shift because of a long shower!
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What is it like dating or being married to a nurse?
Jeremy Booher posted a question in Community Questions
👨🏽🏫 Are you a lucky guy dating or married to a nurse? 💉 Tell us all about your experience! 🤭 We want to know the ins and outs of being in a relationship with a nurse. 💕 Are they always bringing home scrubs? 🩺 Do they always have a stethoscope around their neck? 🎧 How do you handle their crazy schedules? 🤔 Are they the best caretakers at home too? 🏠 Join the discussion and share your funny and heartwarming stories. 😂 Let's give a round of applause to these amazing partners who are always ready to save lives and hearts! 👏🏼 #nurseproud 💪🏼 #marriedtolifesavers 💙 #nurselife 🌡️ -
Welcome to the discussion forum on UV safety month! July is recognized as UV safety month to bring awareness to the dangers of UV radiation and the importance of sun safety. UV radiation is a form of energy from the sun that can damage our skin and eyes, leading to sunburns, premature aging, and an increased risk of skin cancer. So why is UV awareness important? Well, for starters, skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States, and UV exposure is the main cause. With the summer months in full swing, it’s the perfect time to talk about how we can protect ourselves and our loved ones from harmful UV rays. But let’s not forget the positive aspects of UV exposure either. Our bodies need UV radiation to produce vitamin D and maintain healthy bones. So how do we balance the benefits of UV exposure with the risks? Let’s discuss some tips for enjoying the sun safely: 1. Seek shade during peak hours: UV rays are strongest between 10 am and 4 pm, so try to stay in the shade during this time. 2. Wear protective clothing: Cover up with clothing, hats, and sunglasses to reduce UV exposure. 3. Use sunscreen: Choose a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher and apply it 15 minutes before going outside. 4. Don’t forget your lips: The skin on our lips is sensitive and can also get sunburned, so use a lip balm with SPF. 5. Be mindful of reflections: UV rays can reflect off surfaces such as water, sand, and snow, so take extra precautions in these environments. Now, let’s open up the discussion. Have you or someone you know been affected by UV exposure? What steps do you take to protect yourself from the sun? Let’s share our experiences and knowledge to raise awareness and promote UV safety. https://www.aad.org/member/advocacy/promote/uv-awareness
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What are your favorite gifts you've received during Nurses Week or Nursing Assistants Week?
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In what ways can digital tech support nurses during their shifts and aid their emotional and physical recovery afterward? The caregiving and nursing comes naturally to most in the healthcare. Sometimes, the most frustrating thing can be the technology and systems used on a shift. How can digital tech be used as a tool? What gaps do you see? Drop your comment 👇
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Experiences with Rude Nurses (coworker or otherwise)
Miranda Belcher posted a question in Career Advice
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Concerns about the Future of Nursing: Share Your Thoughts!
Jenna Nurse posted a question in General Questions
Let's discuss the upcoming "great retirement of great nurses" and the potential impact on the nursing field. Will the shortage of experienced nurses and the influx of new nurses affect the quality of patient care? What do you think about the shift towards viewing nursing as just a job for quick money rather than a true profession? Share your thoughts and concerns here. -
Is it true that nurses want to leave the profession?
Karin Zonneveld posted a question in Community Questions
We know that nursing can be difficult and sometimes tiring, apart from the low salaries, the burnout, and more. But is it true that nurses want to leave the profession? Many nurses choose to stay because they care about their patients and helping other people. What is your individual case? Why are you a nurse? Would you change your job if you could? -
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Meet @JenniferF - This weeks Superstar! 💫 With eight years of experience transitioning from CNA to LPN and RN roles, Jennifer finds immense fulfillment in advocating and giving voice to those do don't. Currently enrolled in a BSN program, and has aspirations is to further my education and become a Nurse Practitioner all while balancing nursing school while being a wife and mother(wow!!). A unique aspect of her academic pursuit is that Jennifer and her son attended college simultaneously. Cheering you on Jennifer, WELCOME!! Pictured here: This is my mother and sister in the photo with me. We went to see MJ on Broadway for Mother’s Day. It was a great day! Each week we will introduce some new community members, join me in welcoming others and share your own story here! Share your story!
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Hey @Niecey bands! What is the idea behind the Bigger bag group?? 🙂
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Hello to everyone. I want to encourage all my fellow nurses who do not have liability insurance to please get it. Unfortunately, we live in a litigious society, and you want to ensure you are covered.
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Every nurse has that one bodily fluid that sends them over the edge...
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trying to figure out why there isn't a med aide category
jessica j. posted a question in General Questions
hello i believe there would be and increase in the amount of job opportunities if there was a med aide position available for example it the med aide position is not filled by a med aide a lvn or rn can request the same position just have to accept they pay posted for the med aide. and also if and lvn or rn or med aide even request a cna position at cna pay of course we should be allowed to request it only because our credentials already include that of a cna or med aide. if you understand what im saying so like under an LVN profile it should be able to include med aide, cna and care giver. alot of facilities need med aides.- 2 replies
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