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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 … More

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

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

Living With Our Mistakes & Holes in Our Socks

I’m learning to knit socks. If you read this blog regularly, you’ll recall learning to knit socks is one of … More

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Antje Gillingham, circular needles, knitting, knitting socks two at a time, med errors, mistakes, oncology nurse blogs, patient care, rn blog

This Ghoul Will be Your Nurse Tonight: Should Nurses Wear Halloween Costumes to Work?

I dodged a bullet this week. My coworkers are wearing costumes to work on Halloween. I was scheduled to work … More

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Costume, Halloween, Huffington Post, nurse blogs, nurses, Opinions, patient care

Blue Eyeshadow, Nurse Jackie, and Patients Care

The evidence I am overly tired from a long stretch of shifts appears when I swipe a brush across my … More

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art and nursiing, battle fatigue, Mimi Bobeck, Nurse Jackie, oncology nurse blogs, patient care, rn blog

Pain is The 5th Vital Sign, Who Has Control?

Recently, two nurses in my blogging community wrote about patients in pain. Joni Watson at Nursetopia posted a link to … More

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end of life issues, hospice nursing, nurse blogs, nurses as patient advocates, oncology nursing, pain control, palliative care nursing, patient advocacy, patient care, patient centered care, rn blog, the fifth vital sign

I Wish I’d Said It

I went into a doctor’s office the other day and all the people—you know, the nurses and the receptionists and … More

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attitude, Julia Child, nurse blogs, patient care, patient's perspective, quotes, RN blogs

Welcome Back

Reluctantly, I sit at my computer writing this post. Tomorrow I will spend eight hours at a training computer learning … More

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art and nursing, change, computer training, electronic medical record, EMR, Epic, job stress, nurses blog, patient care, rn blog, teamwork

I Wish I’d Said It

“What treatment is offered by ear in an emergency?” “Words of comfort, sir.” -Abraham Verghese

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Abraham Verghese, patient care, quotes, words of comfort

Nurses’ Week: Sometimes The Best Recognition is None at All

Saturday morning, David and I woke to a noisy buzzing alarm coming from the elevator in the hallway of our … More

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discharge planning, medical residents, nurse's perspective, nurses, nurses advocating for patients, nurses as patient advocates, Nurses Day, Nurses Week, patient care, professionalism, recognition, rn blog, teamwork

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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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