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Welcome to the NTF Blog

We are so excited that you are here, and hope you enjoy a little time to yourself while you are reading our posts. 

Here we want to meet you where you are at - with short, easy to read and highly informative 250-500 word blogs that are written by nursing and healthcare professionals just like you! You can expect new blog posts regularly from incredible authors who want to share their knowledge, experience and encouragement with you. 

If writing a blog is something you are interested in, we would love to hear from you! Please fill out the form below and sign up to express your interest in contributing to the blog.

For A More Fulfilling Life as a Nurse Follow These 5 Steps

We’ve heard the term self care, we know it’s a bit different for everyone, but there’s more to it! Learn the process with Cecilia from PTSD Support for Nurses!
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The Ultimate NCLEX Study Plan:What You MUST Know to Pass(in 2021)

Exam season is soon upon us. Get ready for the NCLEX with wisdom and guidance from none other than NCLEXEducation’s own Leona Werezak and Shelly Luhnning!
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Nurse Your Sense of Wonder

Newly graduated and a bit overwhelmed? Let Dominique fill you in on what Island Health has to offer you. With special programs for new grads and the unique experience of British Columbia, maybe nursing somewhere new is just the thing for you!
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Exploring the Diversity of Nursing; Finding the Confidence and Courage to Explore Roles within the Nursing Field

Carmen Saucier is a Registered Nurse working in the lower mainland of British Columbia. She works in the community setting within an urgent and primary care centre. Outside of nursing, Carmen enjoys exploring the trails of the local North Shore mountains, running with her dog or baking. Carmen would like to acknowledge that she gratefully lives and works on the unceded traditional homelands of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.
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Men in Nursing

“Every woman is a nurse…men have no place in nursing except where physical strength is needed.” Florence Nightingale
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What is Active Offer and Why is it Important?

Lynn Aubuchon, lecturer at Laurentian University explains the importance of the integration of Active Offer in nursing practice and suggests a useful training for new graduates.
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