Death Club for Cuties: Tuesday's Laugh at death

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Tuesday's Laugh at death

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"There are few individuals or occupations whose members can cope with what direct care registered nurses experience as routine.

High levels of intense stress, emotionally and physically demanding work, and a constantly expanding body of knowledge necessary to competently do the work exist within confused channels of authority and the professional and social mandate to be a "good nurse."

As we, the nation's 2.9 million registered nurses, continue to view our work beyond the central passive concept of "caring" and build upon our active professional mandate of "advocacy" - the powerful and active voice of nursing will drive both the design and the delivery of patient care and shape this bold new frontier of nursing."

Barry Adams, RN
as quoted in The Massachusetts Nurses Association monthly newsletter for May, 2009

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Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Tuesday's Laugh at death

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