The Knowledge to Embrace Life
All of us will die one day. Nothing can change that outcome. So, let’s talk about it, normalize it, and when that time comes, learn to...
United States of Nursing | 10/07/22
Hospice
Dramatic Impact of ‘Telenovelas’ on Hospice Care
WRITTEN BY STEVE ST. ANGELO | ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR How to cope with the intense emotions that generally accompany a stay in hospice...
Research | 07/21/21
Upon Arrival in Haiti
The large duffel bags of shoes hid bars of soap, muscle rub, and eye drops. It was easier to put them in Nike’s than call across the...
On the Pulse | 05/25/14
Jaunts in Jérémie
“Bon jou” from our first full day in Jérémie, Haiti! We began our day with a tasty breakfast prepared for us by Dr. Wolf and Cherlie....
On the Pulse | 09/28/13
Spiritual Hospice
Anyone who knows me, knows that I am interested in palliative and hospice care. They would also know that spirituality,...
On the Pulse | 02/26/13
Musings on February PHN student trip to Haiti
Eight public health nursing students, one grad student and I spent a busy week of work in Jérémie Haiti at the end of February. It was...
On the Pulse | 04/12/12
The Shortest Lives
When a baby’s life is cut short, where do families turn? By Susan Middaugh Three days after her twins were born prematurely in 2009, math...
Past Issues | 08/10/10
