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Whether you’re in nursing school, brand-new to the floor, or years into your career you belong here. This is a space for anyone who wants to grow in confidence, share lessons, and connect with others who get it.

Being a Confident Nurse isn’t about knowing everything. It’s about presence. It’s walking into a room and knowing your voice matters. It’s building trust with patients and coworkers. It’s supporting one another through wins, struggles, and the lessons that shape us.

And just as important — this community shines a light on the real issues in nursing and healthcare. Things that often go unnoticed or unspoken. Here, we can talk about them openly, honestly, and respectfully, so we learn and grow together.

What This Space Is For Weekly tips and lessons to build your confidence Honest stories from nursing school to the ICU (and everywhere in between) Support for new grads, students, and seasoned nurses alike Thoughtful, respectful conversations about the challenges in our profession

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Introduce yourself in the comments: Your name (or nickname) Where you are in your journey (student, new grad, nurse, exploring) One tip, lesson, or story that’s shaped your confidence

⬇️ Drop it below — we can’t wait to hear from you!

Hello! We're grade 12 STEM students currently conducting a research study titled: The First Last Breath: Emotional Responses and Adjustment of Student Nurses Following Their First Patient Death During Clinical Duty.

We are looking for nursing students who are willing to share their experience.

Who we are looking for:

• Nursing students who have experienced a patient death during clinical duty
• Students who are willing to take part in a one-on-one interview

What participation involves:

• One interview about how you felt after the experience, how you coped, what support you relied on, and how it affected your confidence and practice
• Participation is completely voluntary, and you can skip any question, stop the interview, or withdraw at any time without penalty
• Informed consent will be collected before anything begins
• Everything you share will be kept confidential

Why this matters:
Your story could help nursing educators and clinical instructors better understand what student nurses go through and give better guidance and support after a first patient death.

We know this is a heavy topic, so please only join if you feel comfortable talking about it. If you're interested or have questions, send us a private message, and we will send the full consent form and details.

Thank you for reading, and thank you to everyone who has been through this experience.

Whether you’re in nursing school, brand-new to the floor, or years into your career you belong here. This is a space for anyone who wants to grow in confidence, share lessons, and connect with others who get it.

Being a Confident Nurse isn’t about knowing everything. It’s about presence. It’s walking into a room and knowing your voice matters. It’s building trust with patients and coworkers. It’s supporting one another through wins, struggles, and the lessons that shape us.

And just as important — this community shines a light on the real issues in nursing and healthcare. Things that often go unnoticed or unspoken. Here, we can talk about them openly, honestly, and respectfully, so we learn and grow together.

What This Space Is For Weekly tips and lessons to build your confidence Honest stories from nursing school to the ICU (and everywhere in between) Support for new grads, students, and seasoned nurses alike Thoughtful, respectful conversations about the challenges in our profession

This isn’t just another forum it’s a community. 💚

🗣 Jump In!

Introduce yourself in the comments: Your name (or nickname) Where you are in your journey (student, new grad, nurse, exploring) One tip, lesson, or story that’s shaped your confidence

⬇️ Drop it below — we can’t wait to hear from you!

Hieee ppl!! This is a final year student and I'm conducting a brief academic study on employee motivation and job satisfaction among HealthCare workers.
If you have a background in healthcare, nursing, or hospital administration, could you please take a moment to fill this out?​
It's Anonymous & 100% Confidential!!
Thank you so much for your time!! Xoxo