New year, new resolutions
Frances Portman Third-year student, At Middlesex University
June Andrews Director of nursing, At Forth Valley Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, Stirling, Scotland
Ann Norman Assistant Director of Nursing, Prison Health Task Force
Sarah Mullaly Chief Nursing officer for England
Amanda Howarth Sister, pain management service, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London and the Nursing Standard Nurse 2001 overall winner
Martin Bradley Director of Health Care and Chief Nurse, At Western Health and Social Services Board, Northern Ireland
Dame Karlene Davis , General secretary of the Royal college of Midwives
We asked nurses to tell us their goals for the new year
I’m going to give myself a breakOh no, not that time of year again already. The time when all thoughts turn to decrying the sins of the past and looking to a slimmer, healthier, more fulfilled future? Well, I've been there, done that. And for the most part, it doesn't last long. So this year, I've resolved NOT to make new year resolutions, and to give myself a break. After all, we're all human, aren't we? We're all entitled to the odd drink or chunk of chocolate.
Nursing Standard.
16, 13, 22-23.
doi: 10.7748/ns.16.15.22.s33
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