The Gift of Nursing this Mother's Day
The Gift of Nursing this Mother's Day by Christina Larsen, BSN Student As Nursing Week 2017 comes to an end, and with Mother’s Day coming… Read More »The Gift of Nursing this Mother's Day
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Healthy Baby Feeding Initiative for Vulnerable Populations
Healthy Baby Feeding Initiative for Vulnerable Populations by Shauna Mc Goldrick and Viktorija Glambinskaite, BSN Students As nursing students with a passion for public health… Read More »Healthy Baby Feeding Initiative for Vulnerable Populations
Innovation Series: The Nancy Chan Palliative Care Ambulatory Clinic
Innovation Series: The Nancy Chan Palliative Care Ambulatory Clinic by Ingrid See, RN A legacy. Something that will benefit patients and families who are living… Read More »Innovation Series: The Nancy Chan Palliative Care Ambulatory Clinic
The Opioid Crisis Can’t Be Just a Headline for the Nursing Profession
Please note, this post originally appeared on the ARNBC Blog in December 2016. It is shared with permission. The Opioid Crisis Can't Be Just a… Read More »The Opioid Crisis Can’t Be Just a Headline for the Nursing Profession
The role of street nurses in increasing access to health care for marginalized populations
Please note, this post originally appeared on the ARNBC Blog in June 2016. It is shared with permission. The role of street nurses in increasing… Read More »The role of street nurses in increasing access to health care for marginalized populations
The Challenges of Working in Rural Health, by Michael Sandler, RN
Approximately eighty five percent of British Columbians live and work in a city or within a short distance of a town that has a population… Read More »The Challenges of Working in Rural Health, by Michael Sandler, RN
After 10 Years, What's Next for Nurse Practitioners? by Mark Schultz, NP
The introduction of Nurse Practitioners in B.C has just recently passed the 10 year mark. Throughout this past decade, we have had some notable successes… Read More »After 10 Years, What's Next for Nurse Practitioners? by Mark Schultz, NP
Being Poor is Expensive – Nursing Needs to Raise its Game, by Zak Matieschyn BSN, MN, RN, NP(Family)
I live in a great neighbourhood in an amazing little town in the Kootenays. I have a chubby cat. My wife and I have professional,… Read More »Being Poor is Expensive – Nursing Needs to Raise its Game, by Zak Matieschyn BSN, MN, RN, NP(Family)
Nursing Stepping up to Support New Syrian-Canadians, by Maylene Fong, RN
The last report from the United Nation Refugee Agency estimates that 4.3 million Syrians have been externally displaced as a result of civil war in… Read More »Nursing Stepping up to Support New Syrian-Canadians, by Maylene Fong, RN
Seniors Advocate Takes a Strong Stance on Housing for Seniors, by Kathryn Seely
Seniors Housing in B.C.: Affordable, Appropriate, Available is a new report launched May 21, 2015 by the Office of the Seniors Advocate. This document makes… Read More »Seniors Advocate Takes a Strong Stance on Housing for Seniors, by Kathryn Seely