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Nursing burnout: We are not doing enough
It’s estimated that between 25% and 65% of nurses will experience burnout at some point in their career. Is enough being done to support nurses and keep them in the profession?
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Gaze into their eyes, hold their hands to comfort them in ‘final connections’
Magic mushrooms and the future of mental health care
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Reconsidering nursing’s history during Canada 150
In this article, the authors offer three examples of how historical knowledge has produced new understandings of the profession’s history
