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I Wish I’d Said It

I’m glad laughter is the best medicine. It might be all the health care I can afford. -bumper sticker

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health, humor, laughter is the best medicine

New This Week at TheONC & at Scrubs Magazine

This week for TheONC I blog about nurses helping patients stuck at anger in their grief process. These nonviolent patients are…

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health, oncology nurses, oncology nursing, Scrubs Magazine, TheONC, Theresa Brown RN

I Wish I’d Said It

Listen carefully to first criticisms of your work. Note carefully just what it is about your work that the critics…

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Art, creative process, creativity, Jean Coteau, quotes about art

Bringing Beauty and Creativity to Nursing Practice

Note: A reader emailed a request I write about bringing beauty and creativity to nursing practice. Here goes… Finding beauty…

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Art, art and nursing, art in education, burnout prevention, medical humanities, nurse blogs, rn blog

I Wish I Said It

Hindsight is an exact science. Guy Bellamy

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Guy Bellamy, hindsight, humor, life, quotes

Gate Keepers: This Week’s Post for TheONC

In oncology, nurses are often faced with hanging chemotherapy, assisting with surgeries, or radiation treatments for grim diagnoses most likely…

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nurse blogs, nurse lifestyle, oncology nursing, TheONC

I Wish I’d Said It

Be truthful, gentle, and fearless. – Gandhi

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Gandhi, life lessons, quotes

Nurses Week: New Posts For TheONC

Whether you’re an aspiring artist, writer, or cancer patient, support groups can offer encouragement and resources to help you on…

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art and nursing, nurse blogs, Nurses Week, oncology nursing, TheONC

Diplomacy, Apologies and Boneheads

Diplomacy is as necessary to successful nursing as IV skills, medication administration accuracy, and critical thinking. In fact, diplomacy is…

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ambulatory care, apology, diplomacy, nurse blog, oncology nursing, professionalism

What Drawing Has in Common With Nursing

Telling Our Stories to Benefit Others is my latest blog post for TheONC; the online community for oncology care teams. Registering…

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art and nursing, Arts, drawing, focus, Goethe, health, oncology rn blog, patient care, Peter Steinhart, TheONC

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A Little About Myself

Unknown's avatarJParadisiRN is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus in painting and writing. Her paintings and short stories have been published nationally. She has exhibited artwork in galleries throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Julianna was a frequent contributor of illustrated blog posts to Off The Charts, the blog of the American Journal of Nursing. She has been a nurse for 33 years, specializing in Pediatric Intensive Care, Oncology Infusion, and as an Oncology Nurse Navigator.

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