NEW! Second Edition, published March 28, 2019
As it was with the first edition, 25 % of royalties from this book will continue to go to Nurses House to support nurses in demand.To order from the publisher please employ Promo-Code QualityCaring for 25 % off and gratis shipping. A Few of the Rave Reviews for the Commencement Edition: This is an important volume not simply for nurses merely likewise for all professional wellness-intendance providers who will find in it helpful perspectives and tools for sustaining themselves in the demanding work of patient care." – P. Helms, OMEGA, Journal of Decease and Dying, 2015. Listed on the Ultimate Reading List for Nurses published February 2014 on: LPNtoBSNonline: http://lpntobsnonline.org/ultimate-nurse-reading-list/ "This volume addresses the issue that all nurses eventually face at one fourth dimension or some other in their career, a loss of passion. The writer takes readers on a journeying to recapture their passion….Every nurse should read this volume." –V. Hedderick, Doody's Review Service "An first-class resource for all levels of nurses…Highly recommended."–D. B. Hamilton, Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries, 2013 "Putting the passion back in compassion. The book is a powerful expression of the needs of all nurses, whatever their practise setting, with an easily applied method of reaching out to our co-workers and other healthcare professionals to improve our own lives, and, ultimately, the welfare of our patients."–P. Higgins, ANA-Maine Periodical, The Newsletter of the American Nurses, Association–Maine, 2013 "Todaro-Franceschi offers nurses a handbook for holding on to the criticality of compassion and caring in nursing." –One thousand. Snyder, Advance for Nurses, 2013 "This book is a expert resource for nurses interested in helping themselves or others maintain a connection with the purpose of their piece of work."–M. P. Aust, Critical Care Nurse, 2013 "Overall, this is an exceptional book and worth the investment for both the novice nurse who wants to proactively recognize compassion fatigue and for the experienced nurse who is struggling with professional quality of life." –D. Crawford, Periodical for Nurses in Professional Evolution, 2013 Tweets past @quality_caring
Whether we realize it or not, nurses and other wellness care professionals are engaged in improving the quality of living and dying for people and that is no small affair. Our purpose is not simply to provide care and ensure positive health outcomes; rather, our purpose is to care for people. It is our compassionate caring which provokes purposeful deportment that first and foremost seek to heal, and to help, other people concretize their potentials and live a salubrious life.
Nurses are the largest professional person constituency in our oftentimes chaotic health care system. Nosotros are the carers, during birthing, dying and everything in between. Without us, in ambulatory, home, acute and long term care settings, in that location would exist no health intendance system.
Today we are facing an unprecedented crisis in the profession of nursing; many would be (and should exist) nurses are choosing other careers, many wonderful nurses are leaving nursing, and many of the nurses who are staying in the profession are not happy. In essence, a lot of nurses are compassion fatigued, morally distressed and/or burnt out.
We need to gear up this trouble and fast, because the quality of health care that people receive really depends on nurses and thus, in a very rudimentary manner, the quality of people's living-dying depends on us.
On these pages and in my teachings and writings, I offer ways for nurses to reaffirm purpose in their work (and workplaces). It is possible to go re-enchanted with nursing and to remain engaged and loving this meaningful work.
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Please join me downward the path to healing our wounded workforce.
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