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The American Nurse Project
 

  1. ALLISYN PLETCH, MS, RN, NCIII : A History of Eating Disorders

  2. ALLISYN PLETCH, MSN, RN NCIII : Eating Disorders : Solutions to an Addiction

  3. ALLISYN PLETCH, MSN, RN NCIII : Learning From Patients

  4. ALLISYN PLETCH, MSN, RN NCIII : Nursing Machines vs. Nursing Patients

  5. AMANDA OWEN, BSN, RN, CWCN : Dying on Their Own Terms

  6. AMANDA OWEN, BSN, RN, CWCN : Holding onto False Hope

  7. AMANDA OWEN, BSN, RN, CWCN : On Being Merciful

  8. AMY BROWN, BSN, RN, OCN : On Being a Camp Nurse

  9. AMY BROWN, BSN, RN, OCN : Overwhelmed and Overworked vs. Being Present

  10. ANGELA DAVIS-COLLINS, RNC : Post-Katrina Mama-Baby Mobile Health Clinic

  11. ANITA PEARCE, BSN, RN : A Vision of School Nursing

  12. BRAD HENDERSON, Student : On Being A Male Nurse

  13. BRIAN McMILLION, MSN, MBA-HCM, RN : Treating Young Soliders from Iraq and Afghanistan

  14. BRYAN HANSEN, BSN, RN, FNE-A : Family Care

  15. CARLY TURNER, BSN, RN : Bringing the Hospital to the Patient with Lifeline Transport

  16. CARLY TURNER, BSN, RN : Hierarchies Within Nursing

  17. CONRAD GARDNER, BSN, RN, CPHO : Trends in Medical Safety and Electronic Pumps

  18. DANIEL REYES, RN : The Comfort of Service Dogs for Veterans

  19. DARLENE LUCAS, RN, CHPN : Mildred Was 100 Years Old and Amazed Me

  20. DEB VELEZ, MN, RN, GNP : It’s OK to Let Go

  21. DEB VELEZ, MN, RN, GNP : We Need to Recognize A New Level of Purple Heart Veterens

  22. ELISA FRAZER, RN : “Fixing” A Patient As A Hospice Nurse

  23. ELISA FRAZER, RN : Hospice Does Not Hasten Death

  24. ELISA FRAZER, RN : How We Die

  25. ELISA FRAZER, RN : Waiting For the “Big One”

  26. EMILY FITZGERALD, BSN, RN : My First Stick

  27. End-of-Life

  28. FAITHMARIE THOMPSON, RN CHPN : Understanding a Patient’s Belief System In Relationship to Death

  29. GERMAINE WILLIAMS, BSN, RN, CNOR : A Vote for Preventive Healthcare

  30. GERMAINE WILLIAMS, BSN, RN, CNOR : Open and Shut Cancer Surgery

  31. HEATHER COWAN, RN : Demystifying Methadone: Working with Pain and Keeping Lucidity

  32. HECTOR PEREZ, RN : Differences in Prescription Protocol: Mexico and the U.S.

  33. HERSHAW DAVIS, JR., BSN, RN : Cracking a Chest

  34. HERSHAW DAVIS, JR., BSN, RN : ER Nurses Are Like Detectives

  35. JEANNE SARMIENTO, RN : My First War

  36. JENNIE GABLER, BSN, RN, CHPN : Making Good Memories

  37. JOANNE DeANDRADE, RNCM : A Good Death

  38. JOANNE DeANDRADE, RNCM : Patient Directed Care

  39. JOANNE DeANDRADE, RNCM : The Art of Being Sick

  40. JOANNE DeANDRADE, RNCM : What Is Hospice Care?

  41. JOHN BARBE, RN : Everybody’s A Book

  42. JUDY RAMSAY, R.N., a.k.a Mama Vendetta : Why I Will Never Leave Pediatrics

  43. JUN TING LIU, FNP, BC, MSN, L.Ac, TCM, Ph.D : Concern for Patients Without Friends or Family

  44. KAREN FRANK, RNC, MS, CNS : Back to Basics

  45. KAREN FRANK, RNC, MS, CNS : Death in the N.I.C.U

  46. KAREN FRANK, RNC, MS, CNS : When One Twin Survives

  47. KATHY SIMMONS, CHPLN : Administering Morphine Does Not Mean Death Is Imminent

  48. KATHY VANCE, CHPLN : NASCAR Heart Attack

  49. KATY HANSON, RN : Cultural Differences in Treating Native Americans

  50. KATY HANSON, RN : Hospice Nursing in Rural Wyoming

  51. KATY HANSON, RN : People Die the Same Way They Live

  52. LYNN ARGULEWICZ, RN : Palliative vs Curative Care

  53. MARIANA NOGALES, RN, FNP-C : U.S. – Mexican Bordertown Healthcare

  54. MARY HELEN BARLETTI, MSN, MA, BSN, BA, AAS, RN, CCRN : Opportunity to Save A Life Everyday

    Staff Nurse

  55. MARY KASTNER, LPN, CHPLN : When the Body Shuts Down

  56. MEAGAN SHIPLEY, MS, FNP-BC : STD Testing and Needle Exchange Mobile Clinic

  57. MELISSA MASON, BSN, RN : Disaster Triage in the E.D.

  58. MICHELLE PATCH, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC : Healthcare Workers as Second Victims

  59. MICHELLE PATCH, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC : Maintaining Professionalism When a Friend is Admitted

  60. MICHELLE PATCH, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC : Patients with a History of Violence

  61. NAOMI CROSS, RN : Looking for Cues on How To Grieve

  62. NAOMI CROSS, RN : Positive Outcomes Without an Epidural

  63. NURY CUBILLOS, MSN, RN : A Wounded Navy Nurse Returns

  64. NURY CUBILLOS, MSN, RN : Singing To Soliders

  65. NURY CUBILLOS, MSN, RN : Technology Must Interact With the Spiritual Side of Nursing

  66. OLIVIA WASHINGTON, Student : A Grandmother’s Death and a Native American’s Skepticism

  67. PAM DODGE, RN : Doing What Needs to Be Done

  68. PAM DODGE, RN : This Is My Family

  69. PATRICIA ABBOTT, PhD, RN, : Informatics, Telehealth and Intervention

  70. PATRICIA ABBOTT, PhD, RN, FAAN : Handheld Computing in Hospitals

  71. PATRICIA ABBOTT, PhD, RN, FAAN : Healthcare is Going Home

  72. RANIMARIA TOLEDO, BSN, RN, CEN : Dealing With Death As An E.R. Helipad Nurse

  73. RENEE LAWSON, Student and JANICE ROMAN, RN : Public Health Nurse as Cultural Documentarian

  74. RHONDA WYSKIEL, BSN, RN, NCIII : Donna’s Law

  75. ROSA BAUNCHALK, MSN, RN, CCM: Spirituality and Meditation for Veterans

  76. SHARON KOZACHIK, PhD, RN : New Methodologies via Pain and Sleep Research

  77. STACEY STANEK, Assoc. Prof. of Nursing, MSN, RN : Using Humor As a Coping Mechanism

  78. STACEY STANEK, Associate Professor of Nursing, MSN, RN : When A Patient Isn’t Good to You

  79. TRAVIS SIMONETTI, RN : Former Nuclear Engineer’s Perspective on End-of-Life

  80. VENUS ANDERSON, BSN, CFRN : A Flight Nurse’s Trauma Code Save