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The Clock and the Plate: How Nurses Can Eat for Energy During Any Shift
For nurses working long hours or irregular shifts, maintaining energy levels through proper nutrition is essential—but it’s also challenging. Irregular meal timing can disrupt the body’s circadian rhythms, leading to fatigue, digestive issues, and long-term health risks. However, with smart planning and simple strategies, you can turn nutrition into your secret weapon for peak performance. […]
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Welcome New WNA Members
Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association! Christine Abbott Nicole Allman Luz Almeida Michelle Barcelona Fern Ann Barot Sarah Bouc Amber Brown Melissa Brown Melissa Chronis Emily Chung Janet Dailey Laura Debroux Crystal Demaster Mary Diaz Shelly Dillon Jenny Draeger Lindsay Ellwein Brittany Engel Brittany Erby Leopoldo Estrada Carmona […]
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Embracing Gratitude Journaling for Nurses
In the demanding world of nursing, finding ways to manage stress and nurture well-being is essential. One powerful yet simple practice gaining attention is gratitude journaling. By intentionally focusing on the positives in your life, you can shift your perspective, improve mental health, and enhance resilience. The Benefits of Gratitude Journaling Reduces Stress: Studies have […]
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WNA’s Gratitude to our Members
WNA’s Board of Directors and staff want to use Thanksgiving as a time for sharing our gratitude to you, our member. We are grateful for your membership and belief in the power of nurses unified voice and choosing WNA to share your voice. We are grateful for the empathy that you show every day to […]
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Why Support Advocacy for the Wisconsin Nurses Association?
Advocacy is the backbone of creating meaningful change in healthcare. The Wisconsin Nurses Association (WNA) tirelessly represents the interests of nurses at both state and federal levels, championing policies that impact nursing practice, patient care, and workplace safety. By donating to WNA’s advocacy efforts, you empower their work to: Influence legislation and regulations affecting nurses. […]
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Help Us Honor Honor 2024 Fallen Nurses
Nurses dedicate their lives to the well-being and care of others, making an everlasting impact on the communities they serve. To honor the commitment and dedication of nurses who passed away in 2024, the Wisconsin Nurses Association will present the Nightingale Tribute during the 2025 WNA Membership Assembly Annual Meeting, held on Saturday, January 18, […]
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Boosting Mental Health with Self-Affirmations: A Guide for Nurses
In the high-stress world of nursing, mental health often takes a back seat to patient care. Nurses are not only caretakers but also warriors battling physical and emotional fatigue. Incorporating self-affirmations into your daily routine can serve as a small but impactful tool to enhance mental health, boost resilience, and foster a positive mindset. What […]
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November is Diabetes Awareness Month: Enhance Your Knowledge with WNA’s Clinical Resource on Diabetes
As November marks Diabetes Awareness Month, it’s a crucial time for healthcare providers to deepen their understanding of diabetes care. The Wisconsin Nurses Association (WNA) offers a dedicated Clinical Resource Topic on diabetes to support nurses and healthcare professionals with up-to-date information, tools, and education. A highlight of this resource is a series of recorded […]
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Meet Valencia Reyes: WNA Member Spotlight
This month, we’re thrilled to introduce Valencia Reyes, a passionate and driven nurse who recently joined the Wisconsin Nurses Association (WNA). Though new to WNA, Valencia brings a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to patient care, making a positive impact on her patients and community every day. What Inspired Her Career in Nursing […]
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Why You Should Join the Conversation on Workplace Violence in Nursing
As workplace violence continues to impact nurses across Wisconsin, the need for awareness, education, and action has never been more urgent. The Wisconsin Nurses Association (WNA) invites you to our upcoming webinar, The Landscape of Wisconsin’s Workplace Violence Towards Nurses: Education, Practice, and Policy, where we’ll dive into the realities of workplace violence, its effects […]
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