These days, DNR (do not resuscitate) often is seen on patients’ records. Ideally, it indicates that the person has weighed the pros and cons of having life extended by “heroic” measures. Sometimes, however, a life goes on longer than would seem humane, even without heroic measures.
We received a variety of responses to the article, 
Nurses, nurse educators and NCF staff gathered in June for the 
As a nurse, you are intimately present with people who are seriously ill, suffering and dying. But who soothes your residual pain, anguish and doubt?
Do YOU feel valued for the work you do as a nurse? And if you're a supervisor, how do you support and reward your hard-working staff so they feel genuinely appreciated? Check out these practical suggestions in the article, 
Whether or not you're familiar with the highly publicized "Future of Nursing" (FON) report, you may wonder what lies ahead for the nursing profession.
“Reflection is active, purposeful thought applied to an experience to understand the meaning of that experience for the individual. The aim of this purposeful thought is to gain understanding, which then leads to changes in what we do, and new perspectives.
by Kathy Schoonover-Shoffner, JCN Editor
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