Be mindful of everything you do. When you are with a patient (anyone), focus only on that patient for that time and be more aware of every aspect of him or her. To be mindful is to be truly alive and present with those around you and with what you are doing. Even routine tasks can become a meditation of sorts.
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2 thoughts on “Staying Mindful in Nursing”
True, its really important to be really focusing on a patient at any given time.
The best way to excel in the field of nursing is to be mindful and do your job with a kind heart. Always do more than a job.
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