Keys to the New Year 2010 Decade
This new decade begins with individuals, families and businesses doing more, spending less, and buying fewer products while engaging in more activities at home. Are you buying fewer products for your holistic practice, spending more time engaging in activities at home, preparing meals instead of eating out, or vacationing in your home town?
Mary Jo Kreitzer at the University of Minnesota and the Center for Spirituality and Healing recently addressed a topic on her blog that I’ve blogged about (Nurse Practitioners’ Role In Healthcare Reform) and talked about for years to all who are within listening range. It is a must read for everyone as we, lay and professional, are all consumers of health care!
“Leaders in the Healthcare Trenches: Let’s Start Recognizing Nurses for Their Expertise”
“Why aren’t we hearing more about nurse practitioners and nurse mid-wives as part of the solution in the health reform debate? In studies, it has been found that nurse practitioners can effectively manage 80% of primary care. They are leaders with expertise in promoting health and wellness and in chronic disease management.
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