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PhD student Daniela Castillo recommended  this poem to reflect on the emotional labour of care.
Pam
"Me gusta la gente sentipensante,

que no separa la razón del corazón.

Que siente y piensa a la vez.

Sin divorciar la cabeza del cuerpo, ni la emoción de la razón".

Eduardo Galeano

"I like feeling-thinking people,

that does not separate the reason from the heart.

Feel and think at the same time

Without divorcing the head from the body, and neither the emotion from the reason".

Eduardo Galeano

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Let Kotlyarov (1946) "Nurses. Rest after duty."

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Let Kotlyarov (1946) "Nurses. Rest after duty."

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I have very mixed emotions and thoughts about this painting by Let Kotlyarov. In one hand, I feel relaxed due to the colours and vibrance of the picture, on the other hand, I can feel the emotional and  physical  exhaustion of nurses as shown by the nurses' posture and expressions. I feel that this painting depicts our realities as nurses. The title of the painting can also be interpreted in different ways. It can be interpreted as a simple description of the painting. However, it can also serve as a reminder that as nurses, we too require rest both emotionally and physically.

Best,
Meryll

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I found this clip on YouTube from a nursing student. I thought that it is beautiful and reminds me PPC.
Hope you enjoy.
Lissette

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‘Not enough hands’ (by Rachel Hutchison, ECA)

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‘Not enough hands’ (by Rachel Hutchison, ECA)

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This is a painting from my partner who studies at ECA, during the pandemic I would come home and discuss working in covid conditions and reflect on my day (whilst upholding confidentiality). This was painted on our behalf to represent the increased pressure we have been under and the added emotional labour of caring for patients throughout the pandemic.

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Last week many of you mentioned PPE in your posts and how it can challenge person centred care. I thought this picture  captures  the emotional labour of health care staff to show patients there is a person at the centre of their care
best wishes
Pam