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No Leaders Please

“invent yourself and then reinvent 

yourself.

don’t swim in the same slough.”

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Art, art and nursing, artist blogs, artists and healthcare, Charles Bukowski, No Leaders Please, nurse artist, poetry, Retired Nurses, retirement, RN blogs, Transformation

The Sacred Space of Patient Care

One of my hands is soaking in a shallow bowl of soapy water, while a nail technician holds the other, … More

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IV starts, manicures, patient centered care, relaxation, RN blogs, sacred spaces, trust

Nurses: Do You Carry Liability Insurance?

When I was fresh out of nursing school, all bright and shiny, I bought a personal liability insurance policy, because … More

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health, hospital, hospital policy, Insurance, Insurance policy, legal rights, Liability insurance, nurse lifestyles, nurses, nursing, Patient, personal liability insurance, RN blogs

Rethinking The Paradigm

A friend and I sat at a wine bar. Over a glass of Pinot Noir, the topic of blogging came … More

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caring for the dying, clinical educators, death and dying, diabetic educator, health care delivery, nurse blogs, nurse education, oncology nursing, patient education, RN blogs

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

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

The Difference Between Nursing and Journalism

On any given shift, nurses witness the drama of life and death. This aspect of our work is unlikely to … More

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compassion fatigue, current-events, emotional trauma, health, Hospital Sketches, journalism, Louisa May Alcott, nurse blogs, nursing, RN blogs, self care, suffering

Nature’s Easter Egg

A nurse coworker raises chickens for their eggs. As a spring gift, she brought to work a carton of variously … More

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chickens, colored egg, Easter Eggs, egg photo, food, nature, nurse blogs, nurse lifestyles, RN blogs

Doubtful That Art Saves Lives? Evidence Indicates It May Heal

“Art Saves Lives,” is a bumper sticker I occasionally see around town, and every time I do  I think, “Maybe, but … More

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Antonio Casse, Art, art and nursing, art therapy, CPR, crimes against humanity, Dusko Tadic, girl with pearl earring, health, Lawrence Weschler, nurse blogs, nurse lifestyles, research, RN blogs, self care, Vermeer, Vermeer in Bosnia

Poll: The White That Binds Ornament

Readers, I’m doing some marketing research, and I need your input. Last week during my interview on RNFMRadio, Keith, Kevin … More

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Art, art and nursiing, gifts for nurses, nurse blogs, Nurses Day, nursing school, nursing student gifts, Poll, RN blogs, RNFMradio

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A Little About Myself

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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