Scrubs Style
Clothes make the nurse
Patients and the public still judge us, in part, by what we wear. Dr. Brady and Nurse Rebekah conclude our “Perils of Beauty” series with a reflection on the practicality of your work wardrobe.
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Four tips for your scrubs shopping trip
You can be stylish but Nurse Rebekah lays it on the line: If you bend down to pick up an alcohol pad and your patient gets an eyeful of your underwear, you need to re-think your scrubs.
Read More...Scrubs style dos and don’ts for your unique physique
We asked a top scrubs designer to pick the right outfits for our proportions. She started with tackling the vexing issue of “underarm dingle dangle…”
Read More...10 great scrubs outfits by color
Are you one of the many nurses now required to wear a certain color to work? Wondering what to wear with all of the choices out there? Here are some terrific scrubs outfits for every color.
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What’s in your scrubs pockets?
Our MD/RN team reflects on what you’re carrying around on your shift…and what that says about you!
Read More...Meet robo-nurse and wonder woman
Johns Hopkins Nursing challenged nurses to think of what uniforms of the future would feature. According to some creative nurse artists, these uniforms will include a medical belt dispenser unit and built-in knee support stockings for long shifts.
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It seems to me sometimes that the more I have to do, the more I procrastinate. For example, currently, I have a paper to write, a presentation to put together, and a million emails to answer. That doesn’t even include the stuff I need to do for work! And because I have so much to do, I find myself currently watching the Bachelor: Jason and Molly Get Married.
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