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What is Radical Kindness?
I love this blog from the United Kingdom's Carnegie Trust about kindness, not only because it is co-written by a dear friend, Julie Brownlie (along with co-author Simon Anderson), but also because it reminds me of the advice given to me in the 1980s as I embarked on nurse training in Scotland.
Causes of Zoom Fatigue and Proven Ways to Cope
Are you done with Zoom? Tapped out meeting remotely? We can all relate.
How to Boost Your Resilience in the Workplace
Everyone in the healthcare field faces higher levels of stress, particularly during times of crisis like those we saw during the Covid-19 pandemic. On a day-to-day basis, clinicians may need to cope with witnessing death, traumatic injury, unsuccessful procedures, or not being able to provide life-saving services to someone if their insurance won't cover it.
Effective Learning Strategies for Continuing Professional Development
It's safe to say that much of education in the continuing professional development (CPD) field is premised on the assumption that building knowledge provides a foundation for clinicians to make rational decisions about their clinical work.