
- Trailblazers in Scrubs
- Compassionate Nursing Care
- NPs Love Med-Challenger
- Caring for Unhoused Patients
- QUIZ QUESTION!

Trailblazers in Scrubs: Celebrating Black Nurses Who Changed History and Inspire the Future - Daily Nurse

The Life-Changing Power of Compassionate Nursing Care
The author reflects on his experiences as a teenager with a serious illness that required frequent hospitalizations. While the hospital environment was often frightening and overwhelming, the compassion and empathy of the nurses stood out to him. These moments of care inspired him to pursue a career in nursing and shaped his approach to patient care.
The article is a powerful reminder that nursing is more than just clinical skills—it’s about human connection. A simple gesture, like a conversation or a walk down the hallway, can change a patient’s life.
The life-changing power of compassionate nursing care

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Nurse Practitioner Thrives on Caring for Unhoused Patients at Eskenazi Health Center Pedigo
Nicole Richey, a nurse practitioner at Eskenazi Health Center Pedigo, is dedicated to caring for unhoused patients, embracing the unpredictability of their needs while building trust through personal connections. Beyond the clinic, she provides medical outreach, treating wounds, offering emotional support, and ensuring access to essential care. She has witnessed firsthand the struggles of homelessness, including mental health challenges and addiction, but also the resilience and sense of community among those she serves. Her work highlights the importance of compassion, adaptability, and community support in addressing the complex healthcare challenges faced by the unhoused population.
Nurse Practitioner Thrives on Caring for Unhoused Patients at Eskenazi Health Center Pedigo

QUIZ QUESTION
A 76-year-old woman with stage IV lung adenocarcinoma has been in the ICU for pneumonia
A 76-year-old woman with stage IV lung adenocarcinoma has been in the ICU for pneumonia. She has advanced directives making clear that she would not want to be intubated and mechanically ventilated. Her condition steadily declines and her family agrees that a focus on comfort is the primary goal of care. The patient develops agitated delirium and pharmacologic therapy is required after non-pharmacologic measures are taken.
What is the medication of choice for agitated delirium in the patient at the end of life?
Haloperidol Morphine Propofol midazolam Lorazepam


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