Nurses, The: A Year of Secrets, Drama, and Miracles with the Heroes of the Hospital

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This book is full of insights into choosing a specialty, working as part of a healthcare team, and avoiding burnout. In fact, she's got all the qualities you'd want in a healthcare professional: universally loved, good at her job, and quick to react in an emergency. Women continue to juggle multiple roles, including those roles related to the home and family, for which the women may have sole or major responsibility. Although this book is aimed at the general public, nurses can still learn a lot from it, gain advice for passing on to patients, and simply enjoy the book as a fellow medical professional.

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It is inspiring and makes the point that disabilities may exist but it doesn’t mean you can’t achieve your dreams. Nursing unit teams matter: Impact of unit-level nurse practice environment, nurse work characteristics, and burnout on nurse reported job outcomes, and quality of care, and patient adverse events--a cross-sectional survey.

She describes herself as “a motherly yellow woman” who was turned down by the War Office and Nightingale’s team despite her proven experience nursing fever-stricken soldiers in Jamaica.

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But the appeal of nursing went far beyond the clothes; it was being part of a team, competent, compassionate, and there at the moment of crisis. Gayle Morris, BSN, MSN has over two decades of nursing practice with a clinical focus in rehabilitation medicine. Work stress in nursing was first assessed in 1960 when Menzies 8 identified four sources of anxiety among nurses: patient care, decisionmaking, taking responsibility, and change.Some chapters are love stories, others brutally explicit about how, as a society, we often get death wrong. Personality traits also influence the stress equation because what may be overtaxing to one person may be exhilarating to another.