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Let’s Support our next generation. Let’s help them achieve there goals and wishes. #makinglivesbetter no matter what age #supportingournextgeneration #ourfuture #makinglivesbetter 

📢 NEW SPECTRE BLOG 📢 https://lnkd.in/gCN6npRP) Check out SPECTRE's Research Nurse, Malinda Ruelas new blog post!

Learn how to best use home monitoring devices by Selam Negusse, a professional Nurse. Visit our YouTube channel to watch the full video: 👇https://rb.gy/ikdtf0

Noticing the signs of ageing or concerned about facial symmetry? Whatever your needs, Nurse Tahlia offers expert solutions designed to leave you feeling like the most confident version of yourself. 🤍 Book a complimentary consultation with Nurse Tahlia today and explore how we can help you achieve your dream complexion. ☁️ #AestheticsByMaddyJane #WarnersBay  #WarnersBayCosmeticClinic #WarnersBayTreatment #AestheticConcerns

PERSONAL EXPERIENCE ON FOSTERING GOOD COMMUNICATION SKILLS AMONG PATIENTS AS A NURSE. Here are some tips: 1. I listened attentively to my patients without interrupting. 2. I was very intentional about showing understanding and compassion towards their concerns and feelings. 3. I also made sure to communicate clearly by using simple languages and ensured they understood instructions. 4. I ensured that I was attentive to their body languages and maintained good eye contact. 5. I respected their privacy. 6. I also made patients comfortable enough to express their thoughts, fears, and questions openly. 7. I encouraged feedback to improve communication and straighten any misunderstandings. 8. I did some follow up on the discussions we had and ensured patients felt supported throughout their care journey. Communicating rightly with patients is as important as the care rendered to them because it would aid better in their recovery and help you as a nurse gain knowledge of how best to help them. #homecarenurse #personalexperience #passionatenursewithexperience

Michelle Devost, MSN RN CCM and I did a little collaborating recently and our article will be out at 7am London time on Tuesday 17th September. Did you know that Michelle is a travel nurse? I’d never heard of a travel nurse before, so I just had to explore what that meant for Michelle and her patients. Join us talking about 'Leaning in to Self-Awareness to Lead on Patient Care: 3 Ideas for Excellence' Link below

I absolutely love spending time with others to understand their day to day processes. This week a nurse shared with me that I am the only one who understands her day to day challenges and barriers as she pours her whole self into her role. She felt seen, heard and understood. This is what matters! How can we make changes without first understanding? Who else loves to create detailed process maps? #TransformationalCoach #ProcessMappingToServe #feelingheard #LeaveAPositiveImpact

Prior to 2021, our agency was known as the Concord Regional Visiting Nurse Association (CRVNA) - in what year did we adopt this name? (Hint: It coincided with our 75th anniversary) Still not sure? Our latest historical video contains the answer, be sure to check it out and come back and comment your answer. #LegacyofCare #GraniteVNA125 #TriviaTuesday

Why did Nurse Trong choose New Hampshire for his assignment? 🌲 Find out the reasons that made this state his top choice. Watch to learn more! 📍Full video available on our YouTube page! #NursingCareer #ExploreNewEngland #TravelNurseLife

🌟 A Lesson from a Patient🌟 I remember one day on the ward, I met a patient who taught me something valuable. Let's call him Mr. A. He was a bit grumpy at first, which isn't unusual in a hospital setting. I tried to lighten up his mood but it proved difficult. But instead of sticking strictly to the script of professionalism, I decided to try something different. I smiled and asked him about his day, cracked up a little joke to lighten the mood. To my surprise, Mr. A's face softened, and he started to open up. We talked about other things and shared a laugh about something silly. It was a small moment, but it felt like we were just two people having a genuine conversation, not just nurse and patient. That experience made me realize that while professionalism is important, there's also room for kindness and a friendly approach. It doesn't mean crossing boundaries or being too personal; it's about showing that you care and that you're human too. Since then, I've made it a point to bring a little warmth to my interactions with patients. It’s amazing how a simple smile or a few kind words can make a hospital stay a little less intimidating. So I'm curious nurses, What moments or experiences have taught you valuable lessons in nursing? How do you balance professionalism with being approachable? Let's share and learn from each other! #NursingStories #PatientCare #HumanTouch #NursingCommunity