Nurses: What inspires you to reach for excellence?
Nurse Leader Insider, May 1, 2015
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Nurses Week is coming up and is a good time to reflect on what sets the nursing profession apart from so many others. Nurses have a reverence for the work (however flawed circumstances may be on a day-to-day basis), and a commitment to bettering the "caring profession."
This Nurses Week, please give some thought to what inspires you to reach for excellence. Submit your favorite inspirational quotes and sayings and we will share them so all can be uplifted. We'll also compile the best into a resource to sustain you on the days when you face challenges.
Click here to visit our blog and enter your quote or saying in the comments box.
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