Journal of Nursing : Stem
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Moral Distress in Nursing and Available Support Systems
Brynne Underhill and Jennifer Finkle
Moral distress is a key issue facing nursing today; it affects the way nurses care for their patients and the number of nurses who stay in the profession (Gutierrez, 2005; Hamric & Blackhall, 2007). -
Stem Cell Research is Our Future of Cures
Lisa Smith RN, BSN
People have the power to change the world. The donation embryos are a step in the right direction for resources to continue research to help society in the future. It is not the intent to clone but to cure. Life is a gift that we should keep giving with this great opportunity. -
Sally’s Eyes
Jen Hoover
She was only 36 years old but Sally was dying. She spent a lot of her life in the hospital which lead her to have a complicated medical and surgical history. This hospital admission had already been five months long when I came along.
