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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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