Well-Being
Be an Example: 5 Steps to Heart Health for Nurses
We are nurses. We must be healthy, right? We know we must be like this, but we’re also human. Here are a few of the perfect ways to enhance your heart health – start today.
- Stop smoking! Do whatever it takes…reduce slowly, take the simple way out, or get skilled help. Learn more on this patient education tool.
- Start the day with a glass of water and, if there aren’t any contraindications, increase your day by day water intake. This is why.
- Eat a balanced food regimen. Avoid trans fats and watch your sodium intake! Here’s an awesome CE article on pork and heart health and a take a look at dietary trends for healthier, cleaner eating.
- Start moving! Many nurses walk. Day. long. If you do not work at your bedside and sit at a desk for long periods of time, getting up and moving can be a priority. Want to include more walking into your day? Take the steps or park further away out of your destination. And for those who’re on the lookout for a fitness tracker, listed here are some suggestions.
- Lower your stress level. How do you calm down? For some it’s fresh air, yoga, deep respiration or meditation. For others it is perhaps going for a run or meeting a friend. Find what works for you and plan it into your routine. Laughing and singing within the shower are also great options.
Remember to be realistic about your goals – start small and construct them up step by step. Let’s take higher care of ourselves in order that we may be an example to those around us!
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