We used this framework in our staff wellbeing workshops. Happy to be able to share more widely. #Wellbeing#Nurse#stress
Using a cognitive framework with nurses to manage stress https://t.co/ekESJsxwWd
How many deans & faculty do you know who line dance with their students during class to boost their mood & improve their energy. We do it routinely at @osunursing . I so enjoyed dancing with our junior honors students. Join us to thrive! Go #Buckeyes!
What can we learn from the death of the #Queen?
The world has watched her live through the process of #OrdinaryDying, and yet dying went unspoken, un-named.
Let's notice what nobody mentioned: we all saw the Queen going through the stages of ordinary dying.
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This article is dedicated to our dear colleague Adjunct Professor Kathy McCoy (1965-2021)
Neurological patient and informal caregiver quality of life, and caregiver burden: A cross-sectional study of postdischarge community neurological nursing recipients https://t.co/Z27yUNmBaZ
#NNF2022 Dr Caroline Browne and Dr Yiona Chun Tie presented strategies for nurse wellbeing used in pandemic globally. Important that this focus continues into the future and addresses workforce #Wellbeing#nurses
This was presented yesterday at the #NNF2022 and I keep thinking about it! An app that measures staff wellbeing and a calculation of the cost of people leaving due to burnout #Wellbeing#healthcare#nurses#midwives
“Nurses are the lynchpin of the health system. Without us, there is no health system.’
Commonwealth Chief Nurse and Midwifery Officer Alison McMillan MACN on the differences and changes to nursing and midwifery #NNF2022
Alison acknowledges the huge impact of the pandemic on her own mental health, and ends her talk with a plea for us to connect and be brave enough to ask for help, and to check in with our colleagues. We need to look after each other. #NNF2022
“Currently less than 1% of nurses refer to themselves as nurse researchers. This is not enough.”
Professor Sandy Middleton FACN on creating nurse-led solutions to stroke research #NNF2022
When 700 nurses take over #Darwin for a week, you know it is going to be good. @acn_tweet is hosting our National Nursing Forum this week. Our tribe has gathered to talk, share, learn, hug and most importantly just be together after an extraordinary few years.
#StrongerTogether