Watch two men experience simulated labor pain with their wives looking on and acting as coaches. No thanks. I know I’m a wimp. Labor Pain Simulation from Kensington on Vimeo. Source: Thought Catalog
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“Being There”: That’s What Matters Most to Sons When It Comes to Their Moms
April 24th, 2013 
John BuckA mother’s trait of simply “being there” was mentioned most frequently by young men as critical in how close they were to their moms — whether that meant talking about romance, discussing faith or picking a college major, according to a Baylor University researcher. With Mother’s Day on the horizon, and with the new TV [...]
Posted in Break Room, Professions, Specialties 
Tags: Mother, Parenting, Relationship, Son 
No Comments »True Stories From the Real Lives of Nurses
March 20th, 2013 John BuckPenn Nursing Associate Professor Christopher Lance Coleman, PhD, MPH, RN, was a nursing student at the onset of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, when treatments were nearly nonexistent and funeral homes refused to pick up those who died from the disease. He revisits the experience with “Don’t Ever Forget Me” in the new book [...]
Posted in Break Room, Colleagues, Nurse Practitioners, Nursing, Specialties Tags: Book, Christopher Lance Coleman, Nursing, Penn No Comments »Need a Laugh? Check out #WHATSHOULDWECALLNURSING
March 12th, 2013 kgarvin
I stumbled upon #WHATSHOULDWECALLNURSING after a friend posted it online. The Tumblr was created in 2012 by an anonymous ICU nurse, and is a funny take on the wonderful, and sometimes weird, world of nursing.
Odds of Picking a Perfect NCAA Bracket (Video)
March 7th, 2013 John BuckAccording to Jeff Bergen, a mathematics professor at DePaul University in Chicago and a lifelong collegiate basketball fan, the odds of picking a perfect bracket are less than one-in-9.2 quintillion. He demonstrates the math on YouTube.
Posted in Break Room, Colleagues, Professions, Specialties Tags: Basketball, DePaul University, NCAA Tournament, Odds, YouTube No Comments »
