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10 cures for frazzled nurses: shortcuts for an easier day

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2. Make a “to do” list the day before or the night before of what you need to accomplish on your next workday or shift. If you have goals and a plan, you’re more likely to get things done.

Next: Run any errands right before or right after your shift, if you can

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