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RN-turned-writer and editor. Mom of 5. Michigander.
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An ER Nurse Created an App for Nurses to Document Safety Hazards at Work

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By Chaunie Brusie Verified
| Nurse.org
If you have ever wished for a type of centralized system that could help you document the safety hazards, (yet another) missed break, or staffing issue you encounter at work as a nurse, the Safe Staff app is here to help. Founded by Amber Soiland, RN, BSN, an emergency room nurse from Santa Rosa, California, Safe Staff is a healthcare transparency and workplace safety app built for frontline healthcare workers.
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RN Pens Award-Winning Nurse Advocacy Book: 'I Thought I Was Here to Help'

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By Chaunie Brusie Verified
| Nurse.org
We'll be highlighting all of Nurse.org's 2026 "Best Of" Nursing Award winners for you to get to know over the coming days. You can find the complete list of our winners here! This year, Nurse.org's Best of Nursing winners have included new categories such as meme and speciality creators, as well as the new category of best new nursing book.
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From Accountant to CRNA: How a Loan Repayment Program Erased $180K of Student Debt

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By Chaunie Brusie Verified
| Nurse.org
Chance Nadritch thought he had life figured out. The college student was well on his way into the safe and comfortable path of accounting when his grandmother, the beloved family matriarch, suffered a sudden heart attack. She had what is known as a ‘widowmaker’ heart attack, so named because of its sudden, unexpected arrival and near-full blockage of the heart’s largest artery.
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