My name is Beth Anderson. I'm a nurse, and I like to make websites. I'm also 
Archive for May, 2007
« Previous EntriesCorzine’s Recovery: Where Were the Nurses?
Thursday, May 31st, 2007The Center for Nursing Advocacy is finding fault with the New York Times’ coverage of Corzine’s recovery.
Here’s the New York Times Article:
(Here’s a tip: If you want to read an older article from NYT or WSJ but it requires a paid subscription, google the entire title of the article in quotes and you will [...]
Nursing Students Rock the the US.gov
Thursday, May 31st, 2007“We’re Bringing Nursing Back,” the video produced by Binghamton University Decker School of Nursing students and made popular on YouTube has now made its way to a government site…
www.careervoyages.gov is a joint effort by the department of education and the department of labor to help people investigate career opportunities. If you click to the [...]
Climbing for Nurses
Tuesday, May 29th, 2007On May 24th, Dr. Patrick Hickey, nursing professor from University of South Carolina, successfully climbed Mount Everest to raise money for the Summit Scholarship fund for nurses.
As he was climbing he sent updates to his blog, so you can see an overview of his adventure here. As he says on his blog:
“In 1993 I climbed [...]
Tell Us How You Really Feel
Friday, May 18th, 2007Take the Nursing2007 Job Satisfaction Survey.
My 2 cents about the recent loss of 2 more great medical bloggers, Fatdoctor and Dr. Flea: I think it stinks.
Blogging about your workplace is a dangerous thing. Throw in HIPPA compliance and it becomes even more treacherous. If only we could all be like dooce and get fired from [...]