Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Did you know that a great amount of nurses leave healthcare after only two years on the job? Should nurses be considered in healthcare product developments?
Rebecca Love delivers a clear statement about the nursing situation in the US and it is not a pleasant one to say the least. Before we get apocalyptical here, there are some good news too, so calm down. Truth is, that although it is the nurses who run around the patients the whole day and night, not the doctors, nurses are only marginally involved in many of the developmental processes in healthcare. Nurses lack the proper management education and often the correct terminology to convince certain stakeholders. Rebecca disposes of some myths in regard of nurses and shares, why she became a nurse in the first place.
Guest: Rebecca Love, Innovator, nurse and former Director of Nurse Innovation & Entrepreneurship, School of Nursing Northeastern University
Host: Michal Hulik, Head of Communications at Radiolutions
Did you know that a great amount of nurses leave healthcare after only two years on the job? Should nurses be considered in healthcare product developments?
Rebecca Love delivers a clear statement about the nursing situation in the US and it is not a pleasant one to say the least. Before we get apocalyptical here, there are some good news too, so calm down. Truth is, that although it is the nurses who run around the patients the whole day and night, not the doctors, nurses are only marginally involved in many of the developmental processes in healthcare. Nurses lack the proper management education and often the correct terminology to convince certain stakeholders. Rebecca disposes of some myths in regard of nurses and shares, why she became a nurse in the first place.
Guest: Rebecca Love, Innovator, nurse and former Director of Nurse Innovation & Entrepreneurship, School of Nursing Northeastern University
Host: Michal Hulik, Head of Communications at Radiolutions
