My nursing blogs
‘In the last decade, blogging has turned the publishing world on its head. A blog allows you to write and publish anything, from anywhere, and have it be immediately available to billions of people all around the world.’ Andrew Sullivan
Wow! A scary thought.
Blogs have become a useful and acceptable way to write for academic circles.
Blogs a truncation of web and log = blog have become a worldwide phenomenon and eventually I got involved. I love blogging. It helps keep my knowledge up-to-date and can on occasion reduce the frustration I often feel about the delivery of healthcare today.
They take me about 6 hours to write. So, a day’s work, but it just feels like fun to me.
I have written many blogs that illuminate and promote the varied and responsible role of the registered nurse, positive health and wellbeing and also shine a light on the many awareness days that occur throughout the year.
Published in the last 6 years you might find these of interest, as I share with you much of my writing journey.
I am currently working on one at the minute. It’s about mesothelioma. I hope to get this published in the next few months. So, you might want to watch this space!
To read any one just click on the link highlighted. Some blogs also have other links included, so simply click on those to see where it takes you.
Palliative and end of life care as a human right
World Patient Safety Day: The Burden of Medication Error
Lymphoedema It’s not just about leaky legs
Lymphoedema resources to support better care
Nursing through the lens of storytelling
World Patient Safety Day: Human Factors.
Dementia and End of Life Care: Compassion and Skill in Nursing Care
Eliminating cervical cancer: we can all play our part
Authentic Leadership in Nursing
A Call to Action: The debate for safe staffing rages on
Nurses can help tackle the rise of premature death among those who are homeless
Nursing: A Profession Without Borders
International Women’s Day Not just for one day! But every day!
Understanding the Social Determinants of Health
Encouraging Patient Narrative as a Humanitarian Act of Kindness
Creating change in your life doesn’t have to be daunting
Building Emotional Resilience in Nursing
Improving the chances of delivering person-centred care
Can revalidation be a platform for praxis and the emancipation of the nursing profession?
