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Violence and bullying: A guide for nurses

Keeping quiet about an intimidator has obvious consequences for you and your patients. Here's what to do instead.

By ScrubsOctober 310

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Does my experience make me look lazy?

Do seasoned nurses take advantage of CNAs? Do they do less work than the new nurse?

By Agatha LellisOctober 240

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How do I deal with an unhelpful charge nurse?

Few things are more frustrating than working with someone who just doesn’t get it. But before you blow up, take a deep breath. ...

By ScrubsAugust 160

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How ready are youâ€”reallyâ€”to be a nurse?

If you’re having second thoughts about your new career, read this.

By Agatha LellisAugust 140

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5 types of difficult coworkers!

Head Nurse Jo has thankfully noticed a distinct drop in the number of nasty nurses in the world over the last decade. Have ...

By Agatha LellisAugust 70

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How to deal with an unreasonable boss

You've hit a wall trying to deal with your manager. Here are three steps to get you through.

By Rob CameronJuly 230

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What nurses should look for in a boss

Last week I sent an email to my boss explaining that I am interested in moving up the ladder. I received an email ...

By Rob CameronMay 240

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Is nursing school built to “break us down” rather than “build us up?”

I can say 90% of my nursing education and experience has been about 'breaking us down'. Sad, but true. I wish our instructors ...

By Scrubs EditorOctober 240

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Nurses go clique-ety clique

Can nurses be catty? And would more men on the unit change the clique-y atmosphere that prevails?

By Scrubs EditorOctober 30

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Comment of the week: Almost “eaten”

I survived and now I am thankful that they were so hard on me. But to say that “nurses eating their young doesn’t ...

By Scrubs ContributorAugust 290