Every week in clinical I learn something new, but this week was full of particularly intriguing one-liners. Learning is not always quantifiable, but for those that question the value of obtaining yet another advanced practice degree to do what you already do, I raise the possibility that the educational process may at minimum make you think differently than you have been thinking. And thinking changes practice. I just don't feel the way I do.
- LPN (just chew on that one for a moment!)
The trouble is not that people change, but that they don't
- Patient insight
Anywhere else it would be called assault instead of rock'n'roll
- Paient insight
The truth of everything is known when you achieve it
- PTSD fear awareness group
It's not hypocritical if you want to believe it
- Spontaneous response from patient session (something I need to work on)
Anyone can pay for knowledge, but belief has no price tag
- Reflective practice insight after patient session
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