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Let's Make the Best New Graduate Nursing Book Ever!!

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Channel: EmpoweRN · 2013 · People & Blogs

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Hello!  Thank you so much for watching my channel EmpoweRN!
Today I really want to ask you for help!
I am about 80% of the way done writing my second book which will be for New Graduate Nurses YAY!!!
This book is filled with EVERYTHING that I really wished I knew before I started my first job. 
It starts with the interview process and goes through all of the major things you need to know to be the best nurse ever!
However, I know that I alone cannot write the Best New Graduate Book Ever!  So I need your input... what do you look for in a new graduate book, what do you want to know, what are your fears, what do you think will be the hardest thing??
I am looking forward to seeing your comments and emails!
And CONGRATULATIONS FOR MAKING IT INTO AND THROUGH NURSING SCHOOL!  LET ME BE THE FIRST TO WELCOME YOU WITH OPEN ARMS INTO THE PROFESSION.
I LOVE YOU!!!
- Caroline Porter Thomas
EmpoweRN.com!

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