Every spring, commencement speakers share lessons, inspiration, and wisdom with graduates across the country. Recently, The Washington Post highlighted several memorable commencement speeches, and I thought I would share a few of my favorites. Even if you are long...
I was reading a post from a friend who is battling cancer. He talked about psychological flexibility. As I have not heard this term before, I did a little digging. In this article, I wanted to share what I learned and how nurse case managers can use this skill to be...
If you know a nurse, take a moment during National Nurses Week to call, text, or email them and simply say thank you. Small gestures of appreciation can mean more than you realize. These continue to be stressful times across every area of nursing practice. Yet nurses...
The United States spends nearly $5 trillion annually on healthcare—more than any other nation in the world. Yet despite this staggering investment, the country consistently ranks near the bottom among developed nations in key measures such as life expectancy, chronic...
I just finished watching season 2 of The Pitt. If you have been watching it, I know you are trying to take in all the issues that were presented and what was left hanging for season 3. If you did not see it, you can stream season one and season 2 on HBO/Max. The Pitt...
