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Nursing Students’ Opinions

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Published: September 14, 2010 | By Robert Fraser

NS Opinions is a place for nursing students to voice their perspectives with an attitude of reflection and not that of blame, to generate innovative ideas that fosters positive change before we become blinded into the culture of our profession and to remind nurses of situations they might have experienced when they were students which they could give tips/suggestions to overcome.

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Improving patient care, nursing job satisfaction, and career development programs

Improving patient care, nursing job satisfaction, and career development programs

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Published: May 31, 2010 | By Rob Fraser RN

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Every year St Michael’s Hospital celebrates the nurses that have taken out of their job to learn about and conduct research. This years group was fantastic.

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Podcasting Basics by Terri Schmit

Podcasting Basics by Terri Schmit

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Published: May 20, 2010 | By @onlinenursing

This post is written by Terri Schmit and posted on her blog. She is an experienced nurse practitioner, educator, and is currently finishing her PhD. This is one of her many great posts. Well, it is time to share some good internet information with all of my nursing friends out there. I had more than [...]

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Researching the Internationally Educated Nursing Work Force in Saudi Arabia

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Published: January 20, 2010 | By Robert Fraser

Also posted in Leadership, NursingIdeas.tv, Research

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Joan Mitchell began her career in Toronto, Canada before working internationally. She is currently working in Saudi Arabia and conducting research on the nursing workforce.

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Helping Patients Recognize Bi-Polar Symptoms

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Published: November 30, 2009 | By Robert Fraser

Also posted in Innovation, Leadership, NursingIdeas.tv, Practice, Research

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Peter Goossens, a Dutch mental health nurse and researcher, and I sit down to discuss his research that helps bi-polar patients recognize on coming periods of mania and depression.

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Nursing an Entire Nation

Nursing an Entire Nation

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Published: November 19, 2009 | By Robert Fraser

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Marla E Salmon ScD, RN, FAAN Dean & Professor – University of Washington School of Nursing A conversation with Marla Salmon ScD RN FAAN, current Dean and Professor at the University of Washington and former Chief Nurse of the United States of America. We discuss her experience working with Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, and [...]

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Sharing Nursing Best Practice Around the World

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Published: November 11, 2009 | By Robert Fraser

Also posted in Leadership, NursingIdeas.tv, Practice, Research, Uncategorized, Workplace

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Irmajean Bajnok RN PhD Director of International Affairs and Best Practice Guidelines – Registered Nurses Association of Ontario Sitting down with Irmajean Bajnok we discuss her experience and how she came to be Director of the IA-BPG. We talk about how the BPG came to be but also about how she hopes that they are [...]

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Learning from the History of Nursing

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Published: October 30, 2009 | By Robert Fraser

Also posted in Leadership, NursingIdeas.tv, Research

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Sioban Nelson PhD Dean and Professor – Lawrence S Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing After starting the MN at the University of Toronto, I have had a few readings from Sioban about understanding the history of Nursing. These articles really helped my understanding of nursing. Being young in the profession this historical analysis helps to ground [...]

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Moving from Clinician and Scientist to Leader and Director

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Published: September 30, 2009 | By Robert Fraser

Also posted in Leadership, NursingIdeas.tv, Oncology

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Dr Mary Jane Esplen – Part 2 Director – de Souza Institute This is the second half of the interview with Mary Jane. In this portion of our conversation we move from psychosocial oncology to how she has evolved from nurse to her current role as Director of the de Souza Institute. Mary Jane shares [...]

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Research and Practice of Dr Mary Jane Esplen

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Published: September 21, 2009 | By Robert Fraser

Also posted in Leadership, NursingIdeas.tv, Oncology, Practice, Research, Specialty

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Dr Mary Jane Esplen RN Clinician Scientist and Professor – University of Toronto Area of expertise: Psychosocial Oncology Dr Mary Jane Esplen has an extensive career in clinical oncology practice that has evolved over the years to include research as major part of her role. Her ability to drive research strongly tied to clinical practice [...]

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