Aloha Colleagues! I regret the need to bring negative information to you. We,as nurses, always have too much going on. We care for our patients, their families, our families, our colleagues and coworkers and our communities. We are now working […]Read more »
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If You Only Read One Book This Year “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you will go.” Dr Seuss Aloha, Colleagues!Because we are so much more stressed than […]Read more »
Aloha Colleagues!CoVid-19 is causing terrible problems —but it will not be allowed to interfere with our continuing education! The Hawaii Nurses Continuing Education Conferences scheduled for November 4th (Immunity & the Environment) & 5th 2020 (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) will […]Read more »
Aloha Colleagues; I am writing to you ahead of schedule with a great sense of urgency as I just learned that rt.live announced that, as of August 7, Hawaii has the highest CoVid-19 reproduction rate in the USA, 1.36. […]Read more »
Nursing and Cultural Safety Aloha Colleagues! Our Friend and Colleague, U’ilani Chow-Rule has earned her Doctorate in Nursing Practice at UH. Congratulations, U’i! As many of you are aware, her research topic was Cultural Safety. She shares information on this […]Read more »
Report from the Mainland: Racism & Health Disparities Aloha Colleagues, If you have been following the national news lately, you will be truly grateful to live in these Hawaiian Islands, where the spirit of Aloha prevails! On the mainland, […]Read more »