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RN🇳🇬||Dad||Behavioral Enthusiast||Ambivert|| #BeYourself!

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@instablog9ja The lady on Hijab came battle ready 😂

[Fatai Ibrahim, RN,MSN 🇳🇬🇺🇸 @rundriveng]

THINGS YOU SHOULD NOT DO AS A NURSE.

1. UNDERESTIMATING YOURSELF
• Trust your knowledge
• Believe in your abilities
• Recognize your value
Confidence grows through experience and learning.

2. BEING AFRAID TO ASK QUESTIONS
• Learning opportunities
• Better understanding
• Stronger teamwork
The best nurses never stop asking questions.

3. COMPARING YOUR JOURNEY TO OTHERS
• Focus on growth
• Set personal goals
• Celebrate progress
Your journey is uniquely yours.

4. IGNORING SELF-CARE
• Rest
• Healthy habits
• Stress management
Healthy nurses provide better care.

5. FEARING FEEDBACK
• Professional growth
• Skill development
• Continuous improvement
Growth begins where comfort ends.

6. FORGETTING WHY YOU STARTED
• Compassion
• Service
• Impact
Remember the purpose behind the work.

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@Ausbones Congratulations Chief.
Best Regards.

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@DrNikhilMD C. Depends on the reaction.
Penicillins and Cephalosporins have a risk of cross sensitivity.

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@Debbiieyy @rundriveng @DannymaxRn Hmmm
Na wa ooo 😄

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@stfukhaleeed Their why are concretely valid 😊

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@Debbiieyy @rundriveng @DannymaxRn How many days off thereafter?

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@rundriveng 12 × 3 abeg

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@Ausbones The emperor, the conqueror, the champion, the lion is here... 😊

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@DocPriyamMD PUD related to H. pylori infection.

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@daviddaj026 Yes, and most advisable for me.

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@rundriveng There's a soluble powder form used as an OTC household antacid for hyperacidity and other GI upsets.

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@Aduradara61049 I guess they wipe their hands on their head thereafter.

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@Ausbones Drug idiosyncratic adverse effect

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@Ausbones Echopraxia.
Echolalia when it's words being mixed or repeated.

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@Ausbones Thought withdrawal.
Seen in some delusion.

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@Ausbones Flight of thoughts

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@instablog9ja Strategize on what exactly?
How to upturn the whole house? 🤣

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@OurFavOnlineDoc And our politicians will shamelessly travel to access these state of the art consoles with our taxes — our collective wealth, something they'll never do in their home country.
We're indeed doomed.

[The Male Nurse ™️ @KelvinOssai]

There’s something I’ve seen over and over again in nursing: most of the problems that grow into serious situations didn’t start big. They started small. A moment of uncertainty. A silence where a question should have been asked. An assumption made under pressure.

That’s what inspired my new book, Better to Ask Than to Harm, available from 1st July

At its core, this book is about nursing and patient safety. It’s about reducing avoidable harm by strengthening one simple but powerful habit in clinical practice: asking the right questions before acting.

This book is for every nurse, no matter where you are in your journey.

If you’re a student nurse, it helps you build safe habits early, so you don’t carry avoidable mistakes into your practice.

If you’re a newly qualified nurse, it gives you the confidence to speak up, clarify, and protect your decision-making when everything feels fast and overwhelming.

If you’re a senior nurse, it reinforces something we sometimes forget under pressure: asking is not weakness, it is clinical safety in action.

At its heart, this book is about protection. Protecting your confidence when you’re doubting yourself. Protecting your practice when things don’t feel clear. And most importantly, protecting patients by reducing avoidable harm caused by assumption, silence, or fear of speaking up.

Nursing will always be complex. But safety often comes back to one simple discipline: ask before you act.

1st July — Better to Ask Than to Harm will be available.

#Nursing #PatientSafety #Healthcare #NHS #NursesOfLinkedIn #ClinicalPractice #HealthcareLeadership #NewNurses #StudentNurse #Band5Nurse #NurseLeadership #QualityCare #SafetyFirst