Hannah Waterbury
Hannah Waterbury is a frequent contributor to RN Journal with 2 articles published to date.
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GEMS Model of Classifying the Stages of Dementia
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Discusses Teepa Snow's GEMS Model and the beneficial impact it can have for caregivers in long-term care and at home. The model likens the stages of dementia to gemstones, highlighting each stage's unique qualities and needs.
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Nurse Burnout: Am I the Only One?
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A poetic piece on burnout in nursing with a positive note added.
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