50 Resolutions Nurses Should Make for This New Year

These are fantastic. Can't like them enough.

I especially love the flush squirt gun game. We have done that at work was very fun! haha

My personal resolution: To find a job more in line with what I want to do in the future. Actively looking for informatics positions before I possibly (only have an interview) start degree program in nursing informatics. Pickings look slim, at least in my area, but I'll find something. I just can't stay at the bedside for longer.

SSSPOT ON!

This deserves to be posted in every breakroom, nursing board, etc. I instantly felt a little "pep in my step" coming along just by reading this list.

This deserves to be posted in every breakroom, nursing board, etc. I instantly felt a little "pep in my step" coming along just by reading this list.

I'm glad it starts with self care, at some point in all of our lives that has to come before any of the others.

Lynda, you are a sweetie. Love your contributions.My resolutions will be to continue to be positive about my job, work hard, and save as much money as possible in the next year. Also, keep paying down my mortgage. And start going to church again, I found a good one over the holidays. Plus, get more involved in extracurriculars offered in my community, I'm already signed up for a pottery class.

I'm so glad everyone is inspired by this article! Some of them came really easy, but then the last 10 or so were really hard to get. So, I'm glad I kept going on with it.As for me, since I'm a writer, I have a few resolutions of my own. I will start submitting to more prestigious magazines this new year, and I will make a resolution to work on my fiction, even if it is just a little, every day. That's not going to help nurses out, but it gives me some accountability stating it here.Of course, I will also write more articles for allnurses.com and continue to help nurses everywhere!

I've been extremely blessed this year to have all my goals and dreams accomplished. I'm looking forward to 2015 and welcoming it with an open heart and mind. I truely believe that with hard work, determination and faith anything is possible. Will be using some of the suggestions posted on here. Have a happy and blessed new year everyone!

my new year resolution is to complete my mentorship training so I can work closely with student nurses in my work place. Tonot allow peole to walk all over me , and to spend more time with my family instead of working all the hours god sends

This list is timeless...a great reminder for throughout the year!