5本のエピソード
Unprecedented: Nursing in a Pandemic Laboure & William James College
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- 健康／フィットネス
Greater Boston's nurses share powerful first-hand accounts of what it is really like working on the front-lines of COVID-19. In each episode, a licensed psychologist offers coping strategies and techniques that all nurses and front-line healthcare workers can put to use during this unprecedented time.
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Coping With Constant Loss and Grief, Part 3
In this three-part conversation, Gabe Mahoney, a nurse who specializes in end of life, describes how the experience of loss is very different for nurses during COVID-19. Dr. Kliman offers insight and strategies nurses can employ to cope during this unprecedented time. Gabe Mahoney, FNP has been a nurse for 17 years and is a leader in palliative and hospice care as well as a nurse educator. Jodie Kliman, Ph.D. is a professor in Clinical Psychology at William James College. Dr....
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Coping With Constant Loss and Grief, Part 2
In this three-part conversation, Gabe Mahoney, a nurse who specializes in end of life, describes how the experience of loss is very different for nurses during COVID-19. Dr. Kliman offers insight and strategies nurses can employ to cope during this unprecedented time. Gabe Mahoney, FNP has been a nurse for 17 years and is a leader in palliative and hospice care as well as a nurse educator. Jodie Kliman, Ph.D. is a professor in Clinical Psychology at William James College. Dr. Klima...
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Coping With Constant Loss and Grief, Part 1
In this three-part conversation, Gabe Mahoney, a nurse who specializes in end of life, describes how the experience of loss is very different for nurses during COVID-19. Dr. Kliman offers insight and strategies nurses can employ to cope during this unprecedented time.Gabe Mahoney, FNP has been a nurse for 17 years and is a leader in palliative and hospice care as well as a nurse educator. Jodie Kliman, Ph.D. is a professor in Clinical Psychology at William James College. Dr. Kliman also...
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Prolonged Disaster Nursing: Recognizing & Handling Trauma, Part 2
This is episode 2 of 2..“I became a nurse because I wanted to be bedside, I wanted to care, I wanted to touch and actually be next to a patient. Now, not being able to give that basic care that I think someone needs… it's discouraging, it’s very upsetting to not be able to do that.” – S. Curran, BSN RNDisaster nursing should be quick and intense - and then over. What are the effects on caregivers when it continues for months? Nurse Shaina Curran and Dr. Jenny D’Olympia discuss the effects of ...
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Prolonged Disaster Nursing: Recognizing & Handling Trauma, Part 1
"I became a nurse because I wanted to be bedside, I wanted to care, I wanted to touch and actually be next to a patient. Now, not being able to give that basic care that I think someone needs… it's discouraging, it’s very upsetting to not be able to do that.” – S. Curran, BSN RNDisaster nursing should be quick and intense - and then over. What are the effects on caregivers when it continues for months? Nurse Shaina Curran and Dr. Jenny D’Olympia discuss the effects of COVID-19 on frontline nu...