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I ask a quick question whenever a nurse signs up for my ezine. It has to do with the one thing getting in the way of enjoying your nursing career.

Time and time again, I hear a very similar response: “Elizabeth, I have no time for my patients. I am busy behind a computer screen all day… there’s just never enough time in a shift!”

I hear you! In fact, ‘no time’ and being overwhelmed with the science of nursing was the very reason that The Art of Nursing program came to be in the first place.

So, if any of these sound like you… you’ll want to pay extra close attention to the seven tips provided in this podcast:

• Do you ever come home from work, with the intention to go to the gym, make a healthy dinner, or do something fun… but then by the time you’re home you’re too exhausted for any of that?
• Do you feel rushed at work, as though you don’t have time to really be with your patient?
• Do you find yourself thinking… “Where did the time go? There just aren’t enough hours in the day!”

So let’s get to it. Tune in. Turn on. And enjoy today’s episode of the Your Next Shift podcast.

About the Host: As a keynote speaker, bestselling author and virtual conference host, Elizabeth partners with hospitals, organizations, associations, and nursing groups to help transform the field of nursing from the inside out. As the bestselling author of ‘Nursing from Within‘, Elizabeth guides nurses and nursing students to a change in perspective, helping them make the inner shift needed to better maneuver the sometimes challenging realities of being a caregiver.

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Thank you, Elizabeth Scala, host of the ‘Your Next Shift’ podcast!