HR-Approved Things Nurses Want to Say: What We Think vs. What We Actually Say on Shift (Smile and Nod) (en Inglés)
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Smile. Nod. Chart it. Scream later. Every nurse knows the feeling. A patient explains how to do your job. A visitor asks you to grab them a coffee. Your manager wants you to pick up “just one more shift.” And somewhere in your head, a reply forms that HR would neverapprove. HR-Approved Things Nurses Want to Say finally lets those thoughts out, safely. Inside this funny book for nurses: 100 painfully relatable moments from the hospital floor What nurses want to say next to what they actually say Patients, families, doctors, coworkers, night shift, and management Bonus pages: nurse bingo cards, a nurse dictionary, nurse translations, and space to write your own comebacks What makes it different: It’s dry, deadpan, and clean enough to leave in the break room. No medical jargon needed, so it’s just as funny to the people who love nurses as it is to nurses themselves. For you, after a long shift: You’ve held your tongue for twelve hours. You’ve earned a book that says it for you. Read a page on your break, laugh in your car before you drive home, or pass it around the nurses’ station and watch everyone point and say, “That’s literally me.” And for the nurse in your life: Nurses, RNs, LPNs, and CNAs Nursing students and new graduates Nurses Week, Christmas, birthdays, and retirement Coworkers, Secret Santa, and “thank you for keeping me sane” moments Buy it for yourself. Buy one for a coworker. We won’t tell HR.