You may have noticed that we spell wholistic with a “w.” That’s not a typo—it’s intentional. And it reflects something deep about who we are and what we believe about healing, nursing, and being human.

What if Gen Z’s insistence on purpose, inclusion, and psychological safety isn’t a threat to our systems but a call to return to nursing’s roots as a caring science? What if their boldness to walk away when their values aren’t met is exactly the kind of mirror we need to see the changes required in our leadership, culture, and systems?

The future of nursing depends not just on policies or staffing ratios—but on nurses being supported at the deepest levels.

CODE YOU is proving to be more than a course; it's a voyage of self-discovery, a narrative of resilience, and a symphony of renewal.

"I made a medication error. I gave the wrong dose to a cardiac surgeon's patient." My nurse, 1st year out of nursing school on the...

I spent much of my nursing career as an after-hours hospice nurse. I would oversee 100+ patients from 5 pm until 8 am. All calls came...

And Other Things Nurses Will Never Say... Every good care plan starts with an assessment. The first tool we use at CODE YOU is a...

I could see something healing come over her as she began to shift awkwardly in her seat. We were in a CODE YOU zoom session and had asked...

Discovering a Sense of Presence in the Midst of Pain and Chaos I just finished my three months probationary as an RN, and I had one of...

A view from the bedside of fellow nurses one year into Covid-19. I awaken after 6 hours of surgery in the PACU. My nurse sits at the...