Twelve years after leaving the bedside, a nurse admitted she still misses the one-to-one with patients — and she’d still make the same choice.
If you are still in healthcare after everything the past few years have asked of you, it isn’t because you failed to leave — it’s because some part of you still believes the work matters.
If you have ever given or received shift report — really given it, in those eight to ten minutes between handovers when one nurse hands the lives of twelve patients across to the next — you already know something most healthcare technology projects do not. You know how to compress a complex, high-stakes situation into…
If you have spent more than five years on a hospital floor, you already know the feeling. The medication is sitting in the cabinet. The order is signed. The patient is in front of you. And somewhere between those three points there is a digital wall that should not be there — a checkbox, an…