Lorie Brown, Nurse Attorney talks to Stephen Houlahan, a nurse currently running for U.S. Congress in California, discusses his nursing background, how he entered politics and became an activist. They also discuss how nurses can become activists and represent their communities as well as the issues and topics that he is passionate about and wants to change. Find more information on Stephen at ElectHoulahan.com. (317) 465-1065 … [Read more...]

All of us have times of the day where we are operating on “autopilot.”  We hop out of bed, go to the bathroom, brush our teeth, and groom ourselves for the day.  Breakfast is usually the same every morning. Even when we are driving, while listening to a song or news or just thinking about something, our brain can go on autopilot.  Think of the times you’ve driven past your exit because you were thinking about something else.  It can’t be just me! Many times, we find ourselves on autopilot … [Read more...]

For more than three years, I have been providing you with updates on RaDonda Vaught, a Nashville nurse, who made a medical mistake and ended up not only losing her nursing license but having to face trial for criminal charges and was found guilty.  Here is the latest in her troubled journey. Last Friday, May 13, 2022, Ms. Vaught was sentenced for a fatal medication error in which she erroneously administered Vecuronium instead of Versed to a patient suffering from claustrophobia and about to … [Read more...]

Today, everyone expects the “Amazon treatment” meaning they want health care immediately! The delivery of health care is no longer the general practitioner in your community who has been there for years caring for patients ranging in age from birth through their geriatric years. There are same day clinics and pharmacies that see patients, there are walk-in clinics at hospitals and urgent care centers literally every mile or 2.  You can even get a same day telehealth appointment with a … [Read more...]