Sanity is madness put to good use. – George Santayana
The King of Podcasting for Nurses
27Oct2010 Author: Mother Jones, RN
Jamie Davis on podcasts for nurses from Marybeth Mills on Vimeo.
This is my good friend Jamie Davis. He was interviewed while attending Blog World in Las Vegas by J.D Lasica from Time For Nurses. It’s true. Jamie is the king of podcasting for nurses. He and I have fun together on his podcast show, Insights in Nursing. Check it out, and remember, it’s good to be king!
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There has been a lot of chatter in the blogosphere about medical bloggers and HIPAA regulations so let me make this very clear: I write composite stories about many different people that I've cared for over the years.
jayne
March 21st, 2011 at 6:49 pm
I was thrilled to hear you comments about the treatment of mentally ill patients. My mom was a psych nurse. Her dad was a psychiatrist, who was the post psychiatrist at Newport News, VA during WWI. Mom was raised at the hospital/prisons he worked at. There didn’t seem to be any other choice for mom. As a young child, my mom would take me with her to work on occasion. I had strict rules about what I could and couldn’t do of course, but I saw the patients as people who couldn’t make it outside. Life had hurt them badly. Mom designed and ran the Admissions ward at Arizona State Hospital. She was eased out when the Mental Health Techs came on board. It makes me glad that there are still nurses that see the people underneath the mental illness. Thanks,
Jayne