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Monthly Archives: November 2009
JNJ Talks to Nurse Talk!
This month, we’re honored to talk with two funny funny ladies, Pattie Lockard, the producer, and Casey Hobbs, co- host and co-creator of Nurse Talk. We promise, as soon as you get done reading this, you’ll want to run and … Continue reading
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Specially For the ER Nurses
If you don’t have to take a medical history from your frequent fliers because you can fill it out from memory, this page is for you! A great collection of ER specific humor…can you identify the kidney stone shuffle at … Continue reading
Posted in Bubbly-ography
Tagged ER Nurse humor, ER Nurse jokes, nurse humor, nurse jokes
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You Know It’s Going to Be a Long Shift When…
You get the news that there are four emergency admits during report. Admits outnumber the total nursing staff on duty. The registry coordinator bursts out laughing when you call for more help. The emergency admits are lined up in the … Continue reading
Bedside Manners: Being Thankful for What You Don’t Have Patricia L Raymond, MD, FACP, FACG
You’ve done it already… you shoveled out all that thankfulness and gratitude stuff in late November. Our federally mandated annual reflection on all with which we have been blessed. Now I’d like you to open your eyes and be grateful … Continue reading
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How To Win Big Bucks: DiabeTEASE by Theresa Garnero
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged DIABETease, diabetes cartoon, diabetes education, Theresa Garnero
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Get a Life by Loretta LaRoche
My mother was always a huge fan of Larry King. Whenever I went to visit, we would have to sit and watch Larry. I actually found myself enjoying the interviews he had with a variety of individuals and found I … Continue reading
Posted in Get A Life
Tagged Loretta Laroche, manners and civility, nurse humor, stree management, TV
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JNJ Twitter Updates for 2009-11-26
medical malaprop: Defibulator: A device that rips out a leg bone. # getting ready to interview the gals from NurseTalk radio–they sound like a blast. http://www.nursetalksite.com #