From nursing supervisor to novelist: My career after retirement
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From nursing supervisor to novelist: My career after retirement

By Carole Lee Limata, and , and |
As a nurse involved with patient care, she was used to writing down goals, and she did the same in planning for retirement. But life circumstances changed those plans.
Encountering Nightingale
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Encountering Nightingale

Kenneth W. Dion, and , and |
It is always by accident we meet.
They believed in me!
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They believed in me!

Karen L. Gorton, and , and |
Don’t tell yourself, “I can’t do that.” You can!
Nurses Week reflection: We need to redefine healthcare professional!
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Nurses Week reflection: We need to redefine healthcare professional!

Daniel B. Oerther, and , and |
I think nurses should help do it.
Nurses Week reflection: I am proud to be a nurse!
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Nurses Week reflection: I'm proud to be a nurse!

Aney Abraham, and , and |
Why the nursing profession is held in such high esteem.
Find difficult conversations hard to navigate? Maybe you need road maps!
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Do you find difficult conversations hard to navigate?

Cheri Clancy, and , and |
Maybe you need road maps for effective interprofessional and patient communication!
Hester Klopper, Nelly Garzon Alarcon, Patricia Thompson
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Tribute to Nelly Garzón Alarcón

Jane Palmer, and , and |
Colombian nurse leader was a founder of Upsilon Nu Chapter and a regional coordinator.
As leaders, we sometimes have to follow
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As leaders, we sometimes have to follow

Lisa R. Roberts, and , and |
Helping out in times of disaster is no excuse for paternalism.
One month, three countries
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Ten flights, seven cities, and three weeks in China

Roger Watson, and , and |
I return next month.
Juli C. Maxworthy
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Say YES! to opportunities. (The rest usually figures itself out.)

Juli C. Maxworthy, and , and |
Seven important lessons life has taught me.
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
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Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!

LeAnne Prenovost, and , and |
Assembling stuffed toys at Sigma conference a satisfying, bonding experience.
While pursuing my DNP, I became a better nurse educator
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While pursuing my DNP, I became a better educator!

Afrodita Salievska, and , and |
Six lessons I learned on the way to becoming a Doctor of Nursing Practice.
Nursing students and chapter members serve through volunteering
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Nursing students and chapter members serve through volunteering

Laura A. Steadman, and , and |
Serving brings joy to clients and caregivers alike.
Elizabeth Madigan
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From the CEO: Health for all?

Elizabeth A. Madigan, and , and |
The affordability part is where we sometimes get hung up.
California’s Camp Fire: The disaster didn’t end when the flames went out
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California’s Camp Fire: The disaster didn’t end when the flames went out

Carol J. Huston, and , and |
Wildfire most destructive in state’s history.
Point of care: ‘I saw this report on TV’
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Point of care: ‘I saw this report on TV’

Michael C. LaFerney, and , and |
When media reports raise patient concerns about medications.
‘If not me, who?’
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‘If not me, who?’

Elizabeth Rosser, and , and |
All Sigma members are potential Sigma board members.
Honor society on track to become Sigma’s first chapter in Italy
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Honor society on track to become Sigma’s first chapter in Italy

Elizabeth Rosser, and , and |
More than 80 nurse leaders and students recently inducted.
Connecting continents blog
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A farewell tour of Europe

Roger Watson, and , and |
I don’t mean that it’s my last trip there.
The 2018 Emerging Global Healthcare Leadership Symposium: Our takeaways
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The 2018 Emerging Global Healthcare Leadership Symposium: Our takeaways

Paula Alexander-Delpech and Diana Namumbejja Abwoye, and , and |
The authors share personal reflections.
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