by Elizabeth | Dec 17, 2014 | Nursing career
The Last Thanksgiving Well, it happened. My parents sold my childhood home in NY and are retiring to Cape May, NJ. I am thrilled for them (well, thrilled to an extent as I lose my home-away-from-home solitary vacation spot). This past Thanksgiving was the...
by Elizabeth | Dec 12, 2014 | Blog, Reiki
Charlotte L. Cuneo, MSN. RN, CCAP is a Clinical Nurse Educator for a general medical floor at Boston Medical Center. As a member on the hospital’s Integrative Care Committee, Charlotte helps plan educational offerings for nurses and participates in integrative...
by Elizabeth | Dec 10, 2014 | Blog, Burnout, Nursing career
Attaching an Odor The other day I was at the hospital and had a meeting on the ninth floor. When I got on, there were already two people riding the elevator, who exited on the fourth floor. As soon as the door closed, I looked at the person next to me and said “What...
by Elizabeth | Dec 8, 2014 | Blog, Nursing career
As a nurse, are you always in action? Do you move from one goal to the next? This week, in the second step of the FASTrack system, I encourage you to feel the benefits of your actions. Allow yourself to reflect on the outcomes of your goals. For more information and...
by Elizabeth | Dec 5, 2014 | Blog, Reiki
Pamela Miles is an international Reiki master, medical Reiki pioneer, and author of the award-winning REIKI: A Comprehensive Guide. In 28 years practicing Reiki, she has created in-hospital programs; presented and taught in academic medical centers, including Harvard,...
