Exploring the World of Nursing
There are SO many issues in healthcare today that impact medical/nursing providers and patients alike that it is difficult to see the relationships they have to each other and the effect on all our lives personally and professionally.
Once A Nurse, Always A Nurse is a Non-Profit Organization that provides a forum for nurses to share stories about their own experiences, professional or family focused. Our expert guests inspire conversations on health and nursing - related topics.
REACHING OVER 100,000 LISTENERS!
The ONLY INTERNATIONAL TALK SHOW for Nurses (70+ Countries)
No matter what the topic, ONCE A NURSE, ALWAYS A NURSE believes that we, as nurses, will be creating the future healthcare paradigm, becoming a crucial part of the solutions today and into the future.
Weekly topics vary from communication in healthcare to current issues, such as nurse/patient ratios, dealing with conflict, how to create cooperative workplaces, speed-reading people, preventing burnout, nursing strikes and much more. The program also explores important government policies that are creating a major shift for all healthcare providers as well as their patients.
Feel free to message us if you have a topic you would like us to explore or any suggestions for the show!
LISTEN TO OUR TOP 3 PODCASTS
Case Managers: Guides through the Healthcare Maze
Human Trafficking: Intersection with Healthcare
Racial Disparities in Healthcare: Patients & Professionals
Case Management is a Nursing field, which will ONLY become MORE needed as healthcare becomes less centralized in the hospitals and clinics, and more complicated.
How much do we as nurses & other healthcare providers personally know about human trafficking. Even the most basic statistics are devastating: 600,000 to 800,000 women, children & men bought & sold across international borders every year & exploited for forced labor or commercial sex.
The disparities in healthcare & related topic of nursing workforce representation of African Americans (AA) and other minority groups is a needed dialogue. If you are not involved, you may be unaware of the problem or how important it is we rectify it.
"Leanne was so kind to have interviewed me on her internet-based radio show for Ark of Hope for Children in 2019. The goal of her show “ is to be a hub of information and education for nurses today and in the future. Her weekly radio show Once a Nurse, Always a Nurse has a dedicated audience of nearly 80,000. She is an engaging and sought-after public speaker dedicated to the advancement and well-being of Nursing!” Her audience is almost exclusively nurses and the medical community." Blair & Verna
