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Patricia Yoder-Wise

Patricia Yoder-Wise

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Total articles 69

  • The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing

    By Patricia Yoder-Wise| Healio Verified IntroductionMélange is such a lovely word, meaning, basically, a hodgepodge. Doesn't it sound so much better? It is the proverbial “putting lipstick on a pig” type of statement. This saying is attributed to a radio host in San Francisco in 1985 when discussing the renovation of Candlestick Park, the city's outdoor baseball stadium (). He said the renovation was like putting lipstick on a pig, meaning it still was what it was before.

    By Patricia Yoder-Wise · Healio

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • Learning From Life—and From Death | The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing

    By Patricia Yoder-Wise| Healio Verified IntroductionA journal devoted to continuing education focuses on LIFE-long learning. If you did a literature search using that term, you would find several articles associated with The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing. Lifelong learning is recognized as a critical component for professional competency, as we have long known. The American Association of Colleges of Nursing document, The Essentials (), refers to this activity as career-long learning (p. 9).

    By Patricia Yoder-Wise · Healio

    Jan. 29, 2025

  • The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing

    By Patricia Yoder-Wise| Healio Verified IntroductionMélange is such a lovely word, meaning, basically, a hodgepodge. Doesn't it sound so much better? It is the proverbial “putting lipstick on a pig” type of statement. This saying is attributed to a radio host in San Francisco in 1985 when discussing the renovation of Candlestick Park, the city's outdoor baseball stadium (). He said the renovation was like putting lipstick on a pig, meaning it still was what it was before.

    By Patricia Yoder-Wise · Healio

    Feb. 28, 2025

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