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Saying Yes/Saying No Today’s busy professionals operate in a non-stop, information overloaded, time constrained reality. Often, the lines between what managers need to do and what they think [...]

The popularity of juicing began in the 1970’s but really took off in the 1990’s and is going strong today. Juice bars, juice machines and juice cleanses are all promoted as easy, delicious ways [...]

Every 30 seconds, someone becomes a victim of trafficking Healthcare professionals are in the unique position to notice, intervene, report and raise awareness of a number of horrible and often [...]

Leadership development programs often focus on abilities or behavior and how these can be targeted towards effective management skill sets. A holistic approach takes a different tack that looks [...]

#endnurseabuse Workplace violence can take many forms. The 2018 murders in Scottsdale are a clear and terrible example of this. Forensic psychiatrist Steven Pitt was targeted by someone holding a [...]

“Can I get a minute of your time?” “This will only take a minute” “Hang on a minute”. We all hear these phrases daily and we  know they always mean more than a minute. Professional work-day [...]

STROKE AWARENESS Month: May 2019 By the year 2030, 72 million Americans will be 65 or older. Our future generations will be older plus more racially and ethnically diverse. It is expected that [...]

Nursing Leadership in and of itself is inherently demanding and stressful. Nursing management roles have evolved significantly in the recent decade. In addition to increased administrative roles, [...]

Resume or Curriculum Vitae? These 2 terms are often confused with each other and many believe that these documents can be used interchangeably. They are in fact, very different documents with [...]

Transparency no longer refers to Casper the Friendly Ghost or those plastic sheets we used on overhead projectors. Transparency became a popular buzzword in the early 2000’s driven mostly by [...]