Nearly a year ago, I wrote a post about mindfulness and found time for creativity, in which I described … More
Tag: humanity
Art & Nursing: New Work
Where Science, Humanity and Art Converge
JParadisiRN blog began by discussing art and nursing. For the most part it remains so, through observations of the way … More
Shift Observations: On Luer Locks, Voting, Taxes, and Thanksgiving
While tightening a Luer lock connector to its mate after starting an IV, I curse myself once again for not playing … More
Oh, Did You Want Anti-Nausea Medications with Your Chemotherapy? You’ll Have to Pay Out of Pocket for That
Note: If you are uninsured and diagnosed with cancer, you will probably find an oncologist and a hospital that will treat … More
A Metaphor: Health Care Reform on Life Support
The idea that the Health Care Reform bill is on life support is disappointing, but not surprising. It was admitted in a weakened … More
I Wish I’d Said It
Whether I’m painting or not, I have this overweening interest in humanity. Even if I’m not working, I’m still analyzing … More
The Season of Lights
The other day I wondered if my blog posts are depressing this time of year when … More
Mistakes are Judged by their Outcomes
It’s been a long time now, since I was on my knees, praying that the young woman lying crumpled in front of … More
Sounds Like a Job for Health Care Reform
A patient called to cancel his appointment for a monthly infusion necessary for the rest of his life (or … More