I’ll be talking about the importance of safe sex.. Jen Doll style.

-Nurse Jen Doll

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Well, today is my first day back after a two-week semester break. I’m happy to say I passed A&Physiology 2 and Fundamentals. Now, I’m taking Med-Surg. It’s hard. I can tell it’s really hard just from the first day… too much information from 8:00am to 2:45pm theory lecture with 1 hour break. Probably the hardest class I’ve ever been in. I’m also taking Pediatrics along with Obstetrics.

I’m surprised how far I’ve gotten into the program. It’s so hard!

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Tennessee Agency Denies HCA Bid to Move Southern Hills Neo-Natal Services to StoneCrest Medical Center; Community Calls on HCA to Restore all Services The Tennessee Health and Services Development Agency today dealt the HCA chain a major setback, voting 5 to 4 to deny their application to move six neo-natal intensive care unit (N-ICU) beds from Southern Hills Hospital to StoneCrest Medical Center.

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Blending the most urgent nursing topics with the latest innovations, the Nursing2009 Symposium: The Conference for Clinical Excellence will draw nurses from around the country on May 6-9, 2009, to Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort in Lake Buena Vista, FL. The symposium is designed for nurses who provide patient care in all practice settings as well as those who want to hone their leadership skills.

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I’ve decided not to post my reviews and test scores for this semester. I’m taking Fundamentals of Nursing and Anatomy & Physiology 2.  So far I’m passing, although struggling quite a few.

I am going to postpone my posts for a few months, until summer. I think I might just allow myself to participate in a profilic website, mostly about other things no regards at all to nursing.

Best wishes to everyone =) I will be back and posting about my journey to nursing next semester.

- Jen Doll

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While America’s overall health is looking up, not everyone has shared equally in the good news. Millions, including many minority and low-income individuals of all ages, remain on the outskirts of the health care system, resulting in significant and often untreated acute and chronic illnesses. Consider: African-American men experience AIDS at 7.

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Founded in 1978 as an independent not-for profit-organization, the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Inc. (NCSBN(R) marked the milestone of reaching its 30th anniversary this year. NCSBN’s membership is comprised of the boards of nursing in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and four U.S. territories — American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands and the Virgin Islands.

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I signed up for Twitter about a month ago but I never really used it. I haven’t used it at all much, really, but now I’ve decided to start using at least once a day or every two days.

twitter.com/nursejendoll

I will try and follow all my followers.. but really, I have no idea what this whole thing is or what twitter is about at all lol. I don’t have time to research into it right now or play with my account, so I’ll just leave this whole Twitter thing blank in my head for right now. I’ll make Twitter a part of my online-time now, though.

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