Old School Nurses in the Blogosphere

I didn’t know that Betty Boop was a nurse. She's been around a long time, but somehow I just can’t see an old school nurse running down the hallway in her high heel shoes. I MUST have this set of salt and peppershakers in my kitchen. I love kitschy stuff. And speaking of salt and peppershakers, EDNuresesauras wrote a wonderful post about salt and pepper nurses. No, it doesn’t have to do with gray hair. Read her post, and bring your own Kleenex.

Check this nurse out. I bet she gave good patient care. Old school nurses had time to focus on the basics. They fluffed pillows and got the wrinkles out of their patients’ sheets. ERnursey wrote a great post about maintaining standards of good patient care. There’s nothing like getting back to the basics.

I’m glad I’m not the only Old School Nurse in the Blogosphere. I hope you enjoy these posts as much as I did.
2 Comments:
When patient care goes down and costs go up, you know that there are HMOs and insurance companies making a killing.
Betty Boop? A SCHOOL nurse? I don't think so...the Cherry Ames in me would have to give up her cap!
Barbara C. Phillips, NP
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