Popular Guest Blogs of 2013
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This document summarizes popular guest blog posts from 2013. It highlights posts about raising lupus awareness through education and research, how disruptive innovation is impacting the pharmaceutical industry, driving innovation in research and development at Lilly, improving diabetes education and care through state licensure, streamlining patient access to new therapies through collaboration, and the important role of school nurses in helping children with medical conditions.
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Over the last year, passionate advocates, policy experts, Silicon Valley gurus, dedicated volunteers, and many others joined the conversation on LillyPad with their unique perspectives on how public policy and innovation improves lives for patients around the globe. As the year comes to an end, check out this slideshow with some of the most popular guest blog posts from 2013.
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Opening Session | Marc A. Scorca
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This document outlines the officers and directors for the FPRA Capital Chapter for 2012-2013. It lists the president, president-elect, treasurer, secretary/historian, and immediate past-president. It also lists the at-large directors including the director of accreditation & certification, director of membership, director of awards and professional recognition, and director of development and director of communications. The document then provides an agenda for an upcoming monthly program on cultivating a powerful reputation through lessons in branding, which will include sessions on finding your brand voice, rebranding an established brand, and managing your personal brand online.
Hope Murals Cleveland
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Chapter Two: My Metastatic Story
We're honored to share Lori Tragesser's story, whose battle against Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer has a few lessons for each of us: http://elil.ly/20ke
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LinkedIn is a business-oriented social networking system service. The purpose of this social media service is to build your professional identity, stay in contact with past classmates and colleagues, discover professional opportunities, business deals, and new ventures (LinkedIn, 2016). In addition, you can get the latest news, inspiration, and insights on your personal career. In the last few years, this social media avenue has become familiar for employees and employers to connect with others. In addition, it has been used to relay messages about careers, personal information, highlights, negatives, and important news of people or groups, such as nurses. In saying that, LinkedIn has the power of helping or hurting your reputation as a nurse. People in groups can comment and discuss your performance and if it is negative, such as being put on suspension for coming to work under the influence, your future will be in jeopardy, due to exposure of this information.
The media can negatively influence the public’s perspective of nursing by what is exposes. For example, many people have heard of the show Grey’s Anatomy. On this show, there is a cast of good looking nurses and doctors, that have romantic relationships with one another, and even perform sexual acts in the hospital setting. It is full of drama and non-realistic expectations and scenarios nurses face. So, when many people around the world gather to watch this show, they assume that this drama is what nursing entails. On the contrary, there are guidelines to dating and especially, performing sexual acts on the job at the job location. Another example, would be how nurses are still viewed as sexy icons. During Halloween, there are multiple sexy costumes of nurses that portray nursing idealizations of the past. Nursing has come so far, yet, there are some who will visualize the ‘sexiness’ of nursing due to the images they have been exposed to. A last example, of how media can affect nursing reputation poorly, is the news media. People all over the world turn on the television to stay informed on what is happening around the world. Recently, there has been the subject if the Zika Virus. Many news stations and radio stations have discussed the disease, ways to minimize acquiring the virus and so on. I listened to a radio station that was talking about mothers moving away from Miami, in fear of becoming pregnant or being pregnant and giving birth to a child with defects, due to the disease. All the show did was scare me and make me want to flee Miami! At the end of the day media affects society and their perspectives.
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