Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Free Ebook Saving Lives: Why the Media's Portrayal of Nurses Puts Us All at Risk



Popular TV shows like Grey's Anatomy, ER, and House lead people to think that nurses simply push gurneys, drive romantic plots, and provide an attractive backdrop for the real action. However, 12 million nurses worldwide know the reality is far more fascinating, demanding, and important. Written by the leaders of The Truth About Nursing, the organization at the forefront of challenging and changing representations of nurses, Saving Lives is destined to change the way people look at the essent...


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Saving Lives: Why the Media’s Portrayal of Nursing Puts Us ...
Oxford University Press Announces Saving Lives: Why the Media's Portrayal of Nursing Puts Us All at Risk. The Truth About Nursing announces the publication of its ...
"Helpers?" The New York Times on Saving Lives - Well
How much of this though is really about nurses egos not pateint wellbeing? Not that Drs egos don’t need cutting down to size, I’m all for that too.
Just Call Us Nurses: Men in Nursing - Medscape
Their niche is small -- just about 7% of the professional workforce in the United States, and very slowly expanding. For their choice of career, many have overcome ...
Changing How the World Thinks About Nursing | Canadian Nurse
The Truth About Nursing works to improve the public’s understanding of the role of nurses by promoting more accurate, balanced and frequent media portrayals of nurses.
Portrayal of Nursing in the Media - Wikispaces
We have all heard stories regarding nurses: killer nurses, incompetent nurses, poorly trained nurses and of course the entertainment media have their “naughty nurses”
Nurses and the Media: A Call to Action at UCLA Symposium
“Reruns and current shows are being shown in different countries all over the world, and how they portray nurses has an effect on how people in any society perceive ...
Take Action! - The Truth About Nursing
What can you do to shape a better image of nursing? Take action with our plan to remedy the nursing image and the nursing profession In Saving Lives, the book by our ...
The image of nursing: The handmaiden | Opinion | Nursing Times
The handmaiden stereotype also encourages the belief that nurses can be abused with impunity, which is a factor in nursing burnout and the global nursing shortage.
Nurse stereotypes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The profession of nursing is stereotyped. Nurses are commonly expected to be female and so male nurses are often stereotyped as effeminate. [1] [2] In forms of low ...
Top 50 Must-Read Books for Nurses in 2012: LVN to RN
Nursing, like all fields in healthcare is constantly evolving. New research, new modalities, and new teaching methods are introduced with each passing year.



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