CeBee Blog: Leadership
Resigning with Grace: Nurse's Resignation Letter Guide
If you’ve never had to resign from a job, consider yourself fortunate. However, for the millions of other employees worldwide who have had to leave their jobs for one reason or another, it is usually . . .
Breaking the Stigma: Substance Use Disorder in the Hospital Setting
Nursing stands out as one of the most demanding occupations, especially over the past few years, where nurses have faced nearly impossible odds – surviving a pandemic and enduring countless hours of o . . .
Mastering Success: Empowering Nursing Practice with SMART Goals
As healthcare professionals, nurses play a vital role in patients' well-being, delivering quality care, and advancing the nursing profession as a whole. Setting goals is a fundamental aspect of person . . .
Avoiding Burnout in Nursing
Burnout is a common consequence of working in a high-stress, fast-paced environment, especially in the healthcare industry. Nursing is a highly demanding and challenging profession and thus nurses bec . . .
A Nurse's Guide to De-Escalation Techniques
When people are sick, frightened, or concerned about their health or the health of a loved one, they may lash out in anger or frustration. Often, it's the nursing staff at the receiving end of this ir . . .
Advancing Your Nursing Career
Are you ready to take the next step in your career? Maybe you feel like you need to take on more challenging tasks or even take on more responsibility? Or, perhaps you feel like you need to take your . . .
Balancing Life as a Nurse
Maintaining a good balance of work and everyday life can sometimes be a difficult task, especially in today’s world where the Internet has made it easy to keep a steady stream of emails popping into o . . .
Black History Month: Notable Nurses in the Industry
When the global pandemic began to spread across cities and towns around the country back in early 2020, many businesses closed down and people were asked to stay home as much as possible. When this ha . . .
A Positive Outlook for Future Nurse Opportunities
As with any industry, the job market tends to fluctuate from year to year with employment numbers, salary rates, and the future outlook for that particular job occupation. For the nursing industry, ho . . .
Famous Nurse: Anna Caroline Maxwell
Anna Caroline Maxwell, famously known as the American version of Florence Nightingale, was a pioneer of the nursing industry, a trade that has been around for over a hundred years and now employs near . . .
Nursing in the Military: "Thank You for your Service"
Nurses in the military have been an essential part of our American Armed Forces since the American Revolution. Their dedication in aiding the injured and ill, along with their service to the United St . . .
How Nurses Help Fight the Opioid Epidemic
A nurses, is in a key position to help reduce America’s opioid epidemic. From education related to drug abuse to being an encouraging factor for patients to properly dispose of unused medication, the . . .
Helping Hands Improve Health Worldwide With Volunteer Abroad Organization
Conducting an eye exam in Nepal, organizing medical outreach brigades to rural towns in Guatemala and assisting a dental clinic in Peru are just a few ways volunteers are helping understaffed medical . . .
Mary Eliza Mahoney: First African American Nurse
Such was the motto of Mary Eliza Mahoney. Today, Mahoney isnt a household name like Florence Nightingale, the mother of modern nursing, or Mary Breckinridge, who pioneered the concept of family medica . . .
Florence Nightingale: The Mother of Modern Nursing
Were there none who were discontented with what they have, the world would never reach anything better. These powerful words—spoken by a woman steeped in conviction to help others—were reinforced by . . .
Nurse Appointed Surgeon General
On April 21, 2017, Sylvia Trent-Adams was named acting Surgeon General of the United States. She is a proud veteran of the nursing industry and the first non physician to serve as Surgeon General.
5 Reasons Why New Nurses Should Wait Before Going After Management Roles
So, you’re barely out of nursing school and you’re interested getting a nurse management role. While you may wish to dive right into nursing management or administration after receiving your asn, bsn . . .
Moving on UP: Transitioning from CNA to LPN, LPN to RN
If you are thinking about advancing your nursing career from a CNA to an LPN, or an LPN to an RN and beyond, kudos to you. While going to school and studying for nurse exams is no easy feat, CNAs make . . .
Are Nurses Ready to Take On the Baby Boom Population?
There are many concerns facing the healthcare industry today, but one of the greatest ones is whether there will be enough nurses
How Nurses Are Promoting Good Health to Kids
One of the saddest things I currently see in health care is America's childhood obesity epidemic. Our children are suffering from...
Nurses Behaving Badly: When You Witness Co-worker Drug Abuse (Impaired Nurse)
Have you ever witnessed a fellow nurse put patients in danger because they were drunk or under the influence of some sort of substance? Without taking a formal poll from our readers, we’re pretty con . . .