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Minority Nurse
MAY 7, 2024
Despite access to healthcare, she fell victim to maternal complications that ended in her untimely death. This loss was not an isolated incident but rather indicative of a more significant crisis facing Black mothers in the United States – one that is not just a healthcare issue but rather a matter of social justice and equity.
Relias
MARCH 3, 2024
Theme for this year’s Social Worth Month is “empowering social workers.” ” Though it’s easy to understand why this is important, I’d like to take the time to innumerate a few of the many ways social workers help our society. I’m sure many of my fellow social workers are reading this and smiling.
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Equality 4 Black Nurses
SEPTEMBER 8, 2023
Today, we come to you with a story of resilience and a call for solidarity in the face of injustice. We are rallying together to support Ebenezer (Name changed), who, after being the target of a racially motivated attack at work, has now been wrongfully accused of assault. He then coughed up phlegm and spat it into his face.
American Nurse
SEPTEMBER 7, 2023
Nurses should act as full partners in the re-design of an equitable healthcare system. Although the public initially applauded the “heroism” and sacrifice of nurses, sentiment later shifted to anger and violence, reflecting a deep societal divide about individual autonomy and collective responsibility. Now this is not the end.
Empowered Nurses
MARCH 7, 2024
The commitment of healthcare providers to their patients is often unparalleled. However, amidst their noble dedication, a silent and somber reality persists: healthcare providers are sometimes compelled to sacrifice their own well-being, even their lives, due to a sense of loyalty or the absence of permission to leave their posts.
Relias
AUGUST 22, 2022
It’s hard being a human services worker. Challenges a human services worker will face. Compassion fatigue/burnout/emotionally draining work – We see these issues arising more and more , especially when working in child welfare, with a high cost/complex population of individuals with multiple chronic conditions.
Daily Nurse
SEPTEMBER 18, 2023
When I started working as a nurse back in the 1970s, I had no idea that in a few years, I would find myself on the frontlines of an epidemic that would irrevocably change and touch all our lives while also changing the career trajectories for a great number of people in healthcare. Soon, we would give this disease a name: HIV/AIDs.
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