Every morning during my run, I think the same thing: I can’t do this. I know I have three to five miles to run every morning with longer runs on Saturdays, and even though I have been running almost a... Read More
FCC Chairman Genachowski recently announced plans to improve the deployment of Next Generation 911, or NG911, which will allow the answering system to receive emergency-related texts, photos, videos, and geo-location data. It will give more people access to the emergency... Read More
One of my favorite local nonprofits posted A Franciscan Prayer last year. I kept it, and I look back at it often. Every time I read it, it stirs something inside of me – something that made me want to... Read More
The Article: Schootman, M., Jeffe, D., Lian, M., Deshpande, A., Gillanders, W., Aft, R., & Sumner, W. (2008). Area-Level poverty is associated with greater risk of ambulatory-care-sensitive hospitalizations in older breast cancer survivors. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 56:... Read More
Yesterday morning marked the beginning of the fall semester for area colleges and universities. As I passed by the University of Texas School of Nursing this morning (Hook ‘Em!!), I thought about all the entry-level nursing students (again!) – scared... Read More
Before you let your mind wander too much… I was on a conference call last week about discussing sexuality with female cancer survivors. I’ve heard this talk – or a version of it – many times now. Unfortunately, the truth... Read More
We have forgotten the cultivated art of thank you. We are so busy that we fail to recognize the efforts – “big” and “small” – of others. We forget the difference a thank you makes, as well. You never know... Read More
Pain is inevitable; suffering is optional. ~Unknown This video is one of 50 in an excellent series – Life Before Death. Use the free videos. Use them to educate other healthcare professionals about pain and palliative care. Use them... Read More