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  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. ALLISYN PLETCH, MSN, RN, MCIII : Obesity

  6. ALLISYN PLETCH, MSN, RN, NCIII: Obesity and Learning Portion Control

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

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

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

  10. AMY BROWN, BSN, RN, OCN : Bedside

  11. AMY BROWN, BSN, RN, OCN : I’m Proud to be a Bedside Nurse

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

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

  14. AMY BROWN, BSN, RN, OCN : Women are the Caregivers of the World

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

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

  17. BAMBI KEYES, RN: Explosion at the Workover Rig

  18. BAMBI KEYES, RN: Increased Traffic in the ER

  19. BARBARA SEXTON, RN, MSN, ANP-AC : Being in the Moment and Just Holding Someone’s Hand

  20. BARBARA SEXTON, RN, MSN, ANP-AC : Caring For Someone, That’s As Close As You Get To God

  21. BARBARA SEXTON, RN, MSN, ANP-AC : Making the Right Choice When Encountering a Holocaust Survivor

  22. Bedside

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

  24. BRENDAN HUNT, BSN, RN, CNOR, PCC : Working With Robots in the O.R.

  25. BRENDAN HUNT, BSN, RN, CNOR, PCC with brother, Larry Hunt : You’re A Nurse 24/7

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

  27. BRIAN MCMILLION, MSN, MBA-HCM, RN : War

  28. BRIDGET L. KUMBELLA, RN, MA, BSN : Cultural Constancy

  29. BRIDGET L. KUMBELLA, RN, MA, BSN : Nurses On the Front Lines

  30. BRYAN FAGOT, BSN, RN: Nursing is More Than Doing, It’s Educating

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

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

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

  34. CARRIE LEE HALL, MSN, WHNP, FNP, SANE, CNM : Infant Mortality and Transportation in Rural Kentucky

  35. CARRIE LEE-HALL, MSN, WHNP, FNP, SANE, CNM : Quality vs Quantity Care

  36. CHARLOTTE RAMEY, ADN, RN : Empowerment

  37. CHARLOTTE RAMEY, ADN, RN : The Legacy of Black Lung In Eastern, KY

  38. CHRIS GUELCHER, MS, PNP-BC : Eradicating HIV Virus Transmission for Hemophiliacs

  39. CHRIS GUELCHER, MS, PNP-BC : How New Meds and Technology Improve Ped-Onc Experience

  40. COLLEEN LEMOINE, MN, RN-BC, APRN : Death

  41. COLLEEN LEMOINE, MN, RN-BC, APRN, AOCN : End-of-Life Energy Dollars

  42. COLLEEN LEMOINE, MN, RN-BC, APRN, AOCN : What We Know Now About Pain Relief : A Patient’s Forgiveness

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

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

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

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

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

  48. DEBORAH NETTLES, CNS, FNP-C : The Importance of Women’s Self-Care Education and Planning a Pregnancy

  49. DEBRA DUBOIS, APRN, CNM, MS: Caring for Burmese Refugees

  50. Diabetes

  51. DIAHANN BARTHELEMY, AAS, RN : Some Things We Can’t Fix

  52. DIAHANN BARTHELEMY, AAS, RN : Spirituality

  53. DOLORES CROWDER, BA, RN : Working With Homeless Kids As a School Nurse

  54. Education

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

  56. ELISA FRAZER, RN : Hospice

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

  58. ELISA FRAZER, RN : How We Die

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

  60. EMILY FITZGERALD, BSN, RN : Administering Meds with Smart Pumps

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

  62. EMILY FITZGERALD, BSN, RN : Witnessing My First Birth

  63. End-of-Life

  64. EVONNE HICKOK, RN, BSN, FNP-S: Access to Healthcare in a North Dakota Boomtown

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

  66. FK-90sec 6-1-12

  67. GEORGINA DELOATCH, BSN, RN : Continuing A Legacy of Helping Others

    Staff RN

  68. GERMAINE WILLIAMS, BSN, RN : Healthcare

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

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

  71. GOLDIE BAKER HUGUENEL, RN, NCBF : New Orleans E.R.: Our Most Common Accidents and Illnesses

  72. GOLDIE BAKER HUGUENEL, RN, NCBF : The Worst Part — When You Can’t Help Everyone During A Crisis

  73. GRETCHEN DELO, RN : New Orleans’ Integrated Electronic Healthcare

  74. GRETCHEN DELO, RN : What To Do When A Hurricane Floods the E.R.

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

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

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

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

  79. JANE CHAMPION, PhD, DNP, MSN, MA, FNP, AH-PMH-CNS, FAAN: Giving Strength to Women in Rural Areas

  80. JANICE ROMAN, RN : Public Health Nursing Builds Community

  81. JASON SHORT, BSN, RN : Going Where Ambulances Cannot – Hospice in Rural Appalachia

  82. JEAN MARIE PATTON, BA, RN, CHPN : How My Condition Made Me A Better Nurse

  83. JEAN MARIE PATTON, BA, RN, CHPN : How To Treat Me As I Die

  84. JEAN MARIE PATTON, BA, RN, CHPN : I’ve Been To Heaven and It’s Going To Be OK

  85. JEAN MARIE PATTON, BA, RN, CHPN : Living a Longer Life in Hospice

  86. JEANNE SARMIENTO, RN : My First War

  87. JENNIE GABLER, BSN, RN, CHPN : How To Answer the Question “Am I Dying?”

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

  89. JEREMY MOORE, RN, CFRN : Flight Nurses Are Not Adrenaline Junkies

  90. JESSICA GRAEF, BA, MA, MSN, RN, CNL : Grab Onto The Angel’s Wing

  91. JOAN O’BRIEN, MSN, RN, NE-BC : Death in the I.C.U.

  92. JOAN O’BRIEN, MSN, RN, NE-BC : Educating The Patient

    Director of Nursing, Heart Center, Center and Services
    Patient Care

  93. JOAN O’BRIEN, MSN, RN, NE-BC : What My First AIDS Patient Taught Me

    Director of Nursing, Heart Center, Center and Services
    Patient Care

  94. JOANNE DeANDRADE, RNCM : A Good Death

  95. JOANNE DeANDRADE, RNCM : Patient Directed Care

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

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

  98. JOANNE STAHA, RN, OCN : Oncology Nursing, It’s Hard When You Know it’s Not Going to Be Good

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

  100. JOHN RUSSELL, RN : The Spread of Hepatitis C in Prisons

  101. JUDITH ANDERSEN, RN, MSN: The WIIN Program: Culturally Diverse Healthcare

  102. JUDY HARRISON, MSN, RN, APRN, CPNP : All Children Need to Grow Up In A Home

  103. JUDY HARRISON, MSN, RN, APRN, CPNP : Being Honest About A Dying Child

  104. JUDY HARRISON, MSN, RN, APRN, CPNP : My Faith Is At Home

  105. JUDY HARRISON, MSN, RN, APRN, CPNP : Technology Can Be Terrifying for Families of the Medically Fragile

  106. JUDY HARRISON, MSN, RN, APRN, CPNP : There’s Nothing More Precious On Earth Than A Dying Child

  107. JUDY HARRISON, MSN, RN, APRN, CPNP : Why Marcus Planned His Own Funeral March

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

  109. JULIE NEWMAN, RN : Debate: Euthanasia

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

  111. KAREN FRANK, MS, RN, CNS : Birth

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

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

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

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

  116. KATHY VANCE, CHPLN : NASCAR Heart Attack

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

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

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

  120. KEITHEN POTTS, BSN, RN : Confronting A Misconception: Nursing Is Not Just Pushing Pills

  121. KEITHEN POTTS, BSN, RN : Crisis Nursing in the Trauma-ICU: Working Without Electricity During Katrina

  122. KEVIN STEFFENS, BSN, MBA, RN : Let Me Go Peacefully

    Director of Nursing, Prevention and Outreach

  123. KEVIN STEFFENS, BSN, MBA, RN : Misinterpretation of AIDS

  124. KEVIN STEFFENS, BSN, MBA,RN : LGBT Community and Faith

    Director of Nursing, Prevention and Outreach

  125. LEDA GARSIDE, RN, MBA: Early Prevention

  126. LEDA GARSIDE, RN, MBA: Invisible Migrant Workers

  127. LEDA GARSIDE, RN, MBA: Salud, Healthcare for Migrant Workers

  128. LOVENA PORTER, RN, MSN: American Red Cross Nursing

  129. LYLE BUTLER, BS, RN, FP-C, EMT-PS, CFRN, CEN : Emotional Attachment Is What Guides You

  130. LYNN ARGULEWICZ, RN : Palliative vs Curative Care

  131. MANNY MUNOZ, RN: Making a Difference with a Gift Shop Doll

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

  133. MARILYN DeLUCA , PhD, MA, MPA, RN : How Policy Drives Behavior : ObamaCare and New Models of Practice

  134. MARILYN DeLUCA, PhD, MA, MPA, RN : How Many Frontline Health Care Workers Does It Take to Build a Global Health System?

  135. MARILYN DELUCA, PhD, MA, MPA, RN : Ideal Scenario-Primarycare Nursing

  136. MARILYN DeLUCA, PhD, MA, MPA, RN : Towards Continuity of Care : Primary Care Nursing

  137. MARY HELEN BARLETTI, MSN, MA, BA, BSN, RN, AAS, CCRN : I See Death Differently

    Staff Nurse

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

    Staff Nurse

  139. MARY JO MALONEY, BSN, RN, Manager of Chronic Care : My Father and Alzheimer’s

    CMO Provider Relations

  140. MARY JO MALONEY, BSN, RN, Manager of Chronic Care : On Heathcare Reform

    CMO Provider Relations

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

  142. MARY KATE WALKER, BSN, RN : Death As A Progression of Life

    Staff Nurse, Children’s Hematology and Oncology

  143. MARY KATE WALKER, BSN, RN : Heathcare System Needs An Overhaul

    Staff Nurse, Children’s Hematology and Oncology

  144. MARY KATE WALKER, BSN, RN : One on One

    Staff Nurse, Children’s Hematology and Oncology

  145. MARY KATE WALKER, BSN, RN : Watching A Young Person Die

    Staff Nurse, Children’s Hematology and Oncology

  146. MATT TEDERMAN, BSN, CFRN : Sympathies for Flight Nursing from a Farm Kid

  147. MAUREEN EISELE, MS, RN, CCRN, CNN : Advances in Dialysis Treatment and Quality of Life

  148. MAUREEN EISELE, MS, RN, CCRN, CNN : I Could Have Been A Doctor

    Staff Coordinator, Dialysis Center

  149. MAUREEN EISELE, MS, RN, CCRN, CNN : Quality

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

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

  152. MICHAEL VAN RULER, RN, BSN, CEN, CCRN, CFRN : Our Litigious Society

  153. MICHAEL VAN RULER, RN, BSN, CEN, CCRN, CFRN : When the Best Treatment Is No Treatment

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

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

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

  157. MOHAMED YASIN, MSN/MPH, RN, NE-BC : Talking Softly To Heal

    Assistant Nurse Manager

  158. MOHAMED YASIN, MSN/MPH, RN, NE-BC : When Something Goes Wrong

  159. MONICA OBERLANDER, MA, BSN, RN : The Challenges You Encounter in LIfe Shape Who You Are

    Nurse Manager, Montefiore Institute for Reproductive Medicine
    and Health Center for Fertility Preservation

  160. NANCY BLANCK, BSN : Portable X-Rays, IV’s, Lab Work and Rehabilitation Now in Nursing Homes

  161. NANCY BLANCK, BSN : Re-Purposing Nursing Homes As Sub-Acute Facilities

  162. NANCY SCHREIBER, Ph.D, MSN, APN : Mobile Healthcare: It’s Not the Size of the Problem It’s the Size of the Relationship

  163. NAOMI CROSS, RN : Grieving Through Hip-Hop and Reserving Judgement

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

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

  166. NATHAN LEVITT, BSN, RN : Navigating Healthcare As a Transgender Man

  167. NATHAN LEVITT, BSN, RN : Need for Transgender Healthcare Education

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

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

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

  171. Obesity

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

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

  174. PAM DODGE, RN : This Is My Family

  175. Paperwork

  176. PATRICIA ABBOTT, PhD, RN : Informatics

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

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

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

  180. PATRICIA SOKOL, RN, JD : Health and Law Belong to Everyone

  181. PATRICIA SOKOL, RN, JD : Our Struggle with the Unknown, Money and Mortality

  182. PATRICIA SOKOL, RN, JD : Policy Has Such Tentacles

  183. PEGGY ARVIN, BSN, RN : Individual and Societal Factors Behind Child Abuse

  184. PEGGY ARVIN, BSN, RN : Let’s Talk About Child Sexual Abuse in Home Meth Labs

  185. PEGGY ARVIN, BSN, RN : Not My Problem : The Public Cost of Child Abuse

  186. PEGGY ARVIN, BSN, RN : What Is MethAmphetamine and How Nurses Are Fighting on The Frontlines of the Drug Issue

  187. PEGGY ARVIN, BSN, RN : When A Child Is Used as Bargaining Chip Between Meth Addicts

  188. PHYLLIS PICKENS, BSN, RN : Nursing As Acceptance

  189. Poverty

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

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

  192. RENEE LAWSON, Student and JANICE ROMAN, RN : You’re My Inspiration

  193. Rhonda Collins – MSN, RN — How Nursing Can Change the World

  194. RHONDA COLLINS, MSN, RN : How A Mistake Led Me to the Medical Devices Industry

  195. RHONDA COLLINS, MSN, RN : Fresnius Kabi Avatar

  196. RHONDA COLLINS, MSN, RN : My Story

  197. RHONDA COLLINS, MSN, RN : The Healthcare Angel Who Believed In Me

  198. RHONDA COLLINS, MSN, RN : Why I Sponsored The American Nurse Project

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

  200. RHONDA WYSKIEL, BSN, RN, NCIII : Family

  201. ROBIN McPEEK, RN, Clinical Director : Confronting A Fear of Government Social Workers in Rural Appalachia

  202. ROBIN McPEEK, RN, Clinical Director : The Stages of Black Lung Disease

  203. ROBIN McPEEK, RN, Clinical Director : Treating a Child in Rural Appalachia

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

  205. ROSE DAVIS, RN and MARILYN YELLOWBIRD, RN: Drug Abuse in a North Dakota Boomtown

  206. ROSEMARY LIVINGSTON, BSN, RN II : What I’ve Learned From A Child’s Will to Survive

  207. ROSIE SOTO, RN, BSN: Health Family Partnership Has Made Me A Better Mom

  208. ROSIE SOTO, RN, BSN: Teaching Parenting Skills to 1st Time Moms

  209. SANDRA BARNES, MSN, RN-BC : Compassion Is Within You

    Patient Care Coordinator, Red Zone, Medicine

  210. SANDRA RANDALL, BSN, MS, RN, NHA : Nursing Is That Holistic Approach

  211. SANDRA RANDALL, BSN, MS, RN, NHA : Nursing Is The Most Trusted Profession – Be Proud Of That

  212. SANDRA RANDALL, BSN, MS, RN, NHA : What’s the Difference Between Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing Care?

  213. SHANNON CARROLL, BA, ASN, RN : Access To Care

    Case Manager

  214. SHANNON MUELLER, RN : A Greater Exchange via U.S. Mobile HealthCare in Afghanistan

  215. SHANNON MUELLER, RN : The Remains of War

  216. SHANNON WEYBRIGHT, RN: School-Based Health for At-Risk Teens

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

  218. SR BRIGID MUENI, CSN : Extracting Arrows and Transport via Bicycle: Nursing in Kenya

  219. SR STEPHEN BLOESL, RN : How To Heal Foster Care Children and Palliative Care Residents with Farm Animals

  220. SR STEPHEN BLOESL, RN : Palliative Care: What We Didn’t Know 30 Years Ago

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

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

  223. SUSAN BIRCH, MBA, BSN, RN — We Need Nurses in the Policy World

  224. SUSAN BIRCH, MBA, BSN, RN: Nurses Influencing U.S. Health Care Reform

  225. SUSAN BIRCH, MBA, BSN, RN: Nurses Leading A Multi-Disciplinary Approach

  226. Technology

  227. TERMEKA BROWN, LPN : Patience and Empathy in Treating Life Term Offenders

  228. TONIA FAUST, RN, CCNM : Hospice Training and Care with Maximum Security Inmates

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

  230. U.S. Healthcare System

  231. VALERIE BRUNNER, RN : The Role of Media in Educating About End of Life Care

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

  233. VENUS ANDERSON, BSN, CFRN : Making it Personal in Transport Nursing

  234. VENUS ANDERSON, BSN, CFRN : Moving Beyond “What If I Had Done Something Differently”

  235. VENUS ANDERSON, BSN, CFRN : Why Being A Mother Makes Me A Better Nurse

  236. VICKI HATFIELD, RN : What Is Home Health?

  237. Why Nursing?