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Safety Culture & Virtue 8: Celebrate Retirement

By Gayle Porter
July 11, 2025

When I interviewed, I didn’t ask how retirement was celebrated – but in the years to come I would witness a variety of approaches to the topic. Some included

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Safety Culture & Virtue 7: Could Workplace Charity Damage Morale?

By Gayle Porter
June 19, 2025

How can we care for strangers if we don’t care for each other? I’ve noticed that workplaces thrive and become more virtuous, more safe, and have better retention when

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Safety Culture & Virtue 3: Families

By Gayle Porter
April 25, 2025

You might think that the stress of family responsibilities and relationships could cause problems for a patient trying to recover from illness, but it’s actually the opposite. In my

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How Do We Triage in Primary Care?

By Gayle Porter
July 5, 2024

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Where Nurses Bury Their Stories

By Gayle Porter
July 3, 2023

As a nurse, she took children from their families and smuggled them in boxes and tool chests, placing them in a safe place until the end of the war.

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Latchkey Seniors

By Gayle Porter
June 20, 2023

As the Baby Boomers retire, many are facing decreased social connections, scattered family support and economic challenges.[1] Out of this situation, many seniors find themselves living alone at home.

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