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One of the ways we experience connection with others is through the simple question, “What brings you joy?” Healthcare environments are complex, and it can be difficult to see the opportunities for connection with colleagues, patients, and families.  Human connection at the bedside changes the care provided and impacts patient outcomes.  A critical care nurse caring for a child and while assessing the child, takes a pause and asks the caregiver at the bedside, “Can you tell me about what brings your child joy? What do they love?” This moment opens a longer, genuine conversation where the caregivers find an opening to share their concerns and fears. This simple question promotes seeing the child and caregivers as unique individuals. Building connections with patients, families and colleagues creates joy. It is the joyful part of life to build connections in our community.  At Shifting Frames Consulting, one thing that brings us joy is meeting new people and hearing their stories. It is even better if we can chat over a cup of warm tea. LinkedIn community, share in comments what brings you joy?

In this week’s episode, we’re replaying a must-see episode with Chief Victory Officer, Eric Guy, LSW and friend, hospice nurse, and Administration & Operations with Andocia Creative Agency, Marissa Host. Listen in as they discuss the connection between our physical body and our beliefs. They also share the importance of setting our intentions and how that affects us on a cellular level. Check it out at the link below: https://lnkd.in/gQWV23dC #CellularHealth #HealthyCells #CellularWellness #CellularFunction #CellularRejuvenation #CellularRegeneration #CellularEnergy #OptimalCellHealth #MitochondrialHealth #HealthAndCells #MindBodyHealth #HolisticHealth #DietAndCells #CellularBalance #FitnessAndCells #CellularResilience #CellularRepair #HealthyHabits #CellularTransformation #BodyAndCells #intentionalliving #intentionality #positivemindset

View the link for a great article shared by American Journal of Nursing (AJN) highlighting the importance of compassion in the nursing profession.

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Embark on a profound journey into the emotional landscape with our mood wheel – your indispensable guide as a nurse. It's not just about vibrant hues; it's about transforming your ability to identify and interpret emotions. Open doors to a deeper understanding of your patients, enhancing communication beyond words and fostering empathetic connections. In the tapestry of your care, this proficiency becomes the thread that binds you to those you serve. It's not just about tasks; it's about the impact of how you feel and connect with those entrusted to your care. 🌈💙

It's a common misconception that Nurse Coaches need to be 100% healed, healthy, and well in order to help others. But that’s far from the truth… Healing is a journey. One that we’re ALL on. Find out how Nurse Coach Karena turned her personal struggles into the focus of her private practice 👉 https://lnkd.in/g6uUyPfZ #nursecoachcollective #nursecoaching #nursecoach #business #businesssuccess #privatepractice #ROI #karenahammon #healing

Do you or someone you know in the health care field work with people who have had a stroke? As a part of my job with MNBIA/MSA I am helping recruit possible breakout session presenters. Some topics of interest and ideas include: Innovations in stroke care interventions Post stroke care- best practices and supports when discharging patients to home, rehabilitation supports for improving physical or cognitive changes post stroke Health Equity- providing culturally sensitive/informed care in the hospital setting as well as in outpatient care Secondary prevention- creative and effective ways to encourage patients to follow prevention recommendations, updates on prevention guidelines, primary prevention efforts that healthcare facilities can engage with And more, this is not a complete list but just some ideas to get your started with brainstorming. #Stroke #StrokeEducation #Conference #Healthcare #HealthEquity

It takes a village.... One of the most important things we impress upon our clinicians is.... Every nursing home is its own little village. They have different challenges. Different Strengths. Different Weaknesses. Different Dynamics. And what works for great for 1 facility, might be a disaster for another. So....yes, we do have systems and processes in place, we do have a playbook for how we will maximize reimbursement and compliance for our clients. But.....before implementing any change, we first listen to the Team at the facility. Because....its their village. They know it best. And once we feel we understand their facility, we can collaborate on how best to apply our systems and processes, to their unique needs. In the words of Sean Covey - "First seek to understand, then to be understood" .

How can a family nurse practitioner build meaningful relationships with their patients? ✏️ Meaningful relationships are about being fully present and creating a therapeutic encounter with each person you see. It requires two ingredients: good energy and plenty of time. For good energy, the provider should be in the “resourceful” state, meaning that he or she feels wholesomely healthy and is fully present. "Plenty of time" means allocating at least 30 minutes per primary care visit which would allow for a meaningful conversation to take place. Good energy and plenty of time create meaningful relationships.

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