Nurse More. Stress Less. The Missing Guide for Highly Stressed Nurses Who Want to Make a Difference

by Jacquie Triplett Miller, Erika Parsons (Editor), Robert Miller (Photographer)

Overview

Is patient care much more stressful than you ever imagined it would or could be? Are you wondering if being overwhelmed just comes with the territory? Do you question whether it is even possible to experience joy and meaning in the workplace anymore? Twenty- Five-year veteran emergency room nurse, Jacquie Miller, walked in your shoes and developed a method that will surely connect you to peace and purpose.

Begin impacting the universe whether saving or losing lives
Calm yourself during stressful situations with difficult patients, environments and workplace hazards
Explore habits that will improve your physical and psychological health while in demanding environments
Live a loving, nonjudgemental life while navigating hospital policies and patients' customs
Decrease stress levels and combat the chronic "fight or flight" response, despite grueling work conditions
Find joy and meaning in all things in the midst of meeting expectations that nurses find overwhelming

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162580638
Publisher:	Difference Press
Publication date:	08/18/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Jacquie Miller is a 1979 graduate of Kentucky State University, RN, AD program. She has been actively licensed in the states of Kentucky, Oklahoma, Texas, California and New Jersey. Jacquie became very "solution oriented" after providing critical care staffing for many top ranked hospitals throughout the United States.

She became especially invested in developing mobility aids after meeting the father of Dr. Barbara Rygiel (the late John McKinney). Watching John struggle with mobility issues that were the result of a progressive nuclear palsy was heartbreaking. Her first entrepreneurial idea was for a crude sit-to-stand, self-transfer device.

After several failed attempts to develop the model that she envisioned, her engineer husband, Bob Miller, helped her to redesign the NuWynd. Jacquie was able to obtain HCPCS assigned DME billing codes for the NuWynd ST 350 and ST800. It bridges the gap between traditional walkers and sit-to-stand devices. In 2015, she formed Greater Mobility, Inc, and was accepted by the Ocala Marion County Chamber and Economic Partnership business incubator program. The leadership and mentorship were excellent there. As a matter of fact, the Ocala CEP won national accolades when it was named the number one ACCE Chamber of the Year.

Jacquie loves the fact that she has lived in two states (Kentucky and Florida) that are recognized as the "Horse Capital of the World." She also loves to travel. She and her husband sold their Ocala home and purchased a Class A motorhome in 2019. They visited the forty-eight lower U.S. states, and camped in approximately one hundred and fifty campgrounds and resorts, for two years. most of their travel has been during the COVID-19 pandemic and subjected to a state of political and social unrest. Jacquie had several health issues during this time. Her recognition of underlying anxiety issues led her to unique and meaningful ways to handle stress. It all starts in the mind, and the mind of nurses is continuously bombarded with an influx of stressful stimuli. this book contains many revelations and solutions to take back your peace and function with purpose as a nurse, and in society as a whole.

Editorial Reviews

"I have known this nurse for almost 30 years. Her calm with every stressful situation always built our team into a strong extended family. Jacquie is able to tie faith into how we can give better care, and not burn out from our daily stressors. In this time of COVID, every ER & ICU health professional should read this book. It will help you to deal with everyday work life and to build enjoyment back into medicine." Greg "Radar" Gray, DO, FACEP, Emergency Department Physician, SFH, Tulsa ,Ok

St. Francis ED - Dr. Greg Gray