Last night I attended an educational program. During dinner conversation, the topic of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) came up. … More
Category: Issues in the News
From time to time I post issues, not prominently in the news, affecting health care professionals.
Water Envy
Today, JParadisi RN joins thousands of other bloggers around the world in support of Blog Action Day 2010 with … More
Popcorn Lung?
Twice this past week, I arrived at work to the noxious odor of burning popcorn wafting throughout the infusion center. … More
Interruptions Increase Errors. Really?
I am writing this post while my husband pumps air into his bicycle tires in our living room (ka-chunka chunka-chunka), muttering about … More
Oncology and Hospice Nurses Should Read this Article
Okay, this isn’t the happiest subject to post on a beautiful Friday morning before a weekend, but the topic … More
Want to be the Next Eric Cropp? We’re Taking Volunteers
Just when I thought I had nothing more to say about pharmacist Eric Cropp, and the criminalization of medication … More
Health Care Reform: Stop Raining on the Parade
The parade barely passed by and confetti was still strewn on the streets, when insurance corporations went looking for loopholes in the Health Care Reform … More
If They Could See What Nurses See: Health Care Reform Passes
I wish declaring war on Iraq had stirred the same amount of energy which Health Care Reform has. Each endeavor involves spending huge sums of money and pivots … More
Workplace Violence: What’s Bizarre is Accepting it Happens
Blogger Theresa Brown, RN’s post for the NY Times, Violence on the Oncology Ward struck a chord within me. My own … More
Health Insurance Industry Appears Recession Proof in Today’s Economy
Despite a projected staffing shortage, recent news reports suggest that nursing jobs aren’t as recession proof as originally thought. Apparently, ladies and gentlemen, nurses … More