Jen Hoover
Jen Hoover is a frequent contributor to RN Journal with 1 articles published to date.
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Sally’s Eyes
Tags: end of life multi-system organ failure reflection
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.
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