Behavioural Changes: The Importance of “Knowing the Person”
This story is shared with us by our colleague Andrea Leatherdale – RN, BScN, Practical Nursing Program Coordinator at Centennial College. In this story, the
Journaling for Self-Care
It is a wonderful thing to care for loved ones, family, and friends… As Tia Walker says, “To care for those who once cared for
On being a hospice palliative care nurse AND a daughter…
Last month I wrote about my mom dying. Mary Hughes (nurse leader extraordinaire) from PEI wrote to say that she wanted to hear my thoughts
Question for Hospice Nurses and caregivers – What do you think?
This morning I received this question from my favorite Danish cousin. I am wondering whether being a hospice nurse prepares one for the goodbyes and
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