Articles
Year of the Nurse and the Midwife: 2020
The World Health Organization (WHO) Executive Board designated “2020 Year of the Nurse and the Midwife” in honor of the 200th birth
Barbara Dossey
May 6, 2020
Alumni Posts
Ayurvedic Health Tips for Maintaining Balance in the Winter
With the change of the seasons, from fall to winter, it is important to be aware of our physical, mental, emotional
Nancy Carlson
December 9, 2017
Every Month is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Susan J. Luck RN, BS, MA, HN-BC, CCN, HWNC-BC Women in the United State face a greater lifetime risk of breast
Susan Luck
October 25, 2016
Global Health
Florence Nightingale: Her Profound Legacy in 21st Century Nursing
Florence Nightingale (1820–1910), the philosophical founder of modern secular nursing and the first recognized nurse theorist, was an integralist. An integralist is a person who focuses on the individual and the collective, the inner and outer, and human and nonhuman concerns.
Barbara Dossey and William "Billy" Rosa
May 5, 2015
Integrative Healthcare
Introduction to Ayurveda as a Model for Self-Care
www.joyfulhealing.net As an Integrative Nurse Coach™ (INC), I’ve embraced Ayurveda, a holistic modality, and integrated it into my life. Ayurveda is
Nancy Carlson
January 22, 2015
Childhood Obesity Epidemic and the Nurse Coach Role
Many physicians recognize the need for families to make lifestyle changes, and may even encourage their patients to increase physical activity and improve their diets. However, more is needed. If a physician recommends an increase in physical activity or changes in diet, the whole family needs support and ongoing guidance in making those changes. Nurses, and specifically Nurse Coaches, have the skills and expertise to effectively support families in making changes to reverse these escalating patterns of illness for a more sustainable future.
Susan Luck
May 11, 2014
