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Even if you decide not to subscribe to the email list now, you may still subscribe to our monthly Nightingale Network Newsletter Online! In our peer-reviewed newsletter, you will find information regarding the current and future activities of the Nightingale Network, and how you can help! Best of all, there is no charge! Our online newsletter is not be a collection of links, but will include the latest news, stories, editorials, letters, articles, resources and more! We hope our members will not only read it but make copies and give it to their friends, co-workers and the public. The first issue was published in late October, and the next issue will be published in mid-February. We Need Writers! If you are interested in writing for the newsletter, Eileen Dover RN BSN , Editor. To register, send an email to: (click here) Please type "Subscribe" in the subject line, and type your name and email address in the body of the email. Thank you for your interest! To those who have already subscribed to the Ezine: They are the same thing; we just found that Newsletter describes it better. You'll still get it! |
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The list below is for nurses who need a place to go to "de-stress"! Not only will we discuss the daily stressors in our lives, be they activated charcoal all over a new pair of Nikes or burning the roast at dinner, but we will work through them and have fun while we're doing it. This is a list that provides care for the caregivers, along with a healthy dose of humor! Go to: |
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"If we nurses do not consciously, actively, and publicly oppose the brutality and the violence now evident in the health care system, the face of that brutality and that violence becomes our own. We are historical beings and the day will come when our actions and beliefs will be examined by future generations. It is time we re-examine our values and the evils of social injustice, especially to make sure we do not remain partners in doing harm to the weak, the frightened, and the innocent who come to us for help." ----Jo Ann Ashley RN, Nursing Revolutionary, 1976 |