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Cancer Survivorship: Breaking The Myth of “Nurses are Bad Patients”

Are nurses are the worse patients? Upon completion of treatment for breast cancer, my surgeon remarked, “You got through treatment … More

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art and nursing, breast cancer survivorship, cancer nursing, cancer surviviorship, nurses as patient advocates, oncology, oncology nurse navigator blog, When nurses are patients

Diet As Tolerated

Sitting in a trendy restaurant sipping a cocktail, I pick Marcona almonds from a small plate set between a blonde … More

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cocktail parties, nurse blogs, nurses, oncology, oncology clinic, oncology nursing, RN blogs

Lessons About Medication Errors From Baseball

In the commercial, three guys are standing around a grill, talking about baseball. One of them quotes a stat. Another … More

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baseball, baseball stats, chemotherapy, continuous infusion, health, medication errors, nurse blogs, nurse lifestyles, oncology, oncology nurse blogs, oncology nurses, patient safety

Vacation!

JParadisiRN is on vacation this week. I’ll write a new post soon from a refreshed perspective. Meanwhile, if you haven’t read … More

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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, cheers, nurse blogs, nurse lifestyles, off the charts, oncology, Perspective, RN blogs, self care, TheONC, vacation

Free Webinar on Thursday, July 12, 2012 “Melanoma: Beyond the Basics”

Just in time for the Summer, and with Melanoma on the Rise in the U.S.,  TheONC is hosting a very … More

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health, melanoma, nursing education, oncology, oncology rn blog, skin cancer, TheONC

The Rise of Blogs in Nursing Practice

Joni Watson presents blogging’s validity as a useful tool for the professional growth of nurses in her article, The Rise … More

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blogging, nurse blogs, oncology, Oncology Nursing Society

Never Stop Developing Your Curiosity: New Post This Week for TheONC

This week, I’ve written a new post for TheONC titled, Never Stop Developing Your Curiosity.  I discuss the role curiosity plays, not only … More

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blogging, creativity, curiosity, health, nurse blogs, oncology, oncology nursing, patient care, research, TheONC

New Post for TheONC: Learn to Say No

The new post I’ve written this week for TheONC the Blog is  Learn to Say “No.” In it, I share how I learned … More

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art and nursing, blogging, cancer care, oncology, oncology rn blog, TheONC

TheONC: A New Blogging Community for Oncology Nurses and Teams

Last week CancerNetwork launched TheONC; an online community for oncology nurses and staff. TheONC is a gated site for professionals so … More

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art and nursing, blogging, cancer, cancer care, nursing, oncology, oncology nurses, oncology nursing, rn blog

A Member of the New Uninsured Apologizes to President Obama

In previous posts, I propound Universal Access to health care. I’m not particularly attached to whether states individually create their models, … More

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Barack Obama, breast cancer, health, health care, Los Angeles Times, nursing, oncology, Universal Health Care

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JParadisiRN 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 frequently contributes 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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