The Arrogant Physician and Godfather Death

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Once upon a time, there was a poor farmer, a good man, who had twelve children. In order to feed and clothe them, he had to work day and night. Well, when it came to pass that his wife told him she was with child again, the poor man fell to his knees in despair. [...]

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Grab Your Voice and Run

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I have a friend who’s not a nurse, she’s just a regular person. She spent the day in the hospital with her sick husband, and afterward over tea at my kitchen table, she asked me, “Why don’t nurses speak? I asked so many questions today and not one nurse answered me.” Afterward, another friend, a [...]

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Nursing’s Brutal Battle leaves Many of Us Wounded

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Nurses have to redefine themselves or be doomed to a life of less–- to forever be the Epsilons (or worker bees) in Huxley’s Brave New World. Anyway, that’s how I see it. I’m not implying that I want us to deny the nurse in ourselves–I’m not asking nurses to become “not” nurses. What I am [...]

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Nurse Bytes #17: Nurses It’s Time to Grow or Die

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Nurse Bytes #14 : A Passionate Call To Nurses

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Nursing Leader — Carol Gino

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Carol was “Featured Nurse” during Nurse’s Week at  Nurse’s Network. You can see the original post here During Nurses Week, we will be featuring a few of our nurse friends who have demonstrated leadership in Nursing! Today’s Nursing Leader is Carol Gino, nurse, author, and advocate for true nursing leadership. Her articles have appeared in [...]

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The Nurse Behind “The Godfather”

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An Interview of Carol by Scrubs • April 27, 2012 Best-selling author Carol Gino, RN, talks to Scrubs about the art of healing, following her intuition and spending 20 years with the Godfather of Mafia tales, Mario Puzo. Some young girls grow up with visions of becoming the next Florence Nightingale but you had an [...]

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