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Bludgeon: Let it go
Posted on November 3, 2016 Leave a Comment
Bludgeon When one feels like he needs to force another person to do something, it is more about the person who is forcing or threatening the other person to do something than about the person you are trying to force. If someone really wants to do something, he or she will. For example, I as […]
Bridge the gaps in healthcare: Money saved is money saved.
Posted on October 30, 2016 3 Comments
Bridge Throughout my nursing career, I have seen how the lack of accurate and timely education, including knowledge about resources, played a role in Emergency Room visits, hospitalizations and increased hospital stay, and increase in out-of-pocket expenses. Unfortunately, sometimes education departments are the first to go when there are budget cuts, and time constraints and […]
Banned
Posted on October 27, 2016 3 Comments
Banned Many educators and psychologist say that age 3-5 is a critical time for learning and helping to structure young children’s mind. I believe many behaviors and skills seen in adults are rooted in childhood. As a Nurse Educator and Certified Diabetes Educator, I have seen a lot of adults suffer from low self-efficacy. The […]
Timika S Chambers 