Snoopy I just recently discovered that bits and pieces of me find their way into the novellas, whether I mean for them to or not. Sometimes it’s unintentional. Mel, for instance, is a vegetarian. So am I. So are lots of other people, and all for varying reasons. For Mel, a former cardiac nurse, it’s about her passion for healthy living. For me, it’s because of my love for animals. Yet when I started writing dialogue...

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Suggested Reading List Bergman, P. (1999), “Storytelling as a teaching tool”, Clinical Excellence in Nursing Practice, Vol. 3 No.3, pp.154-7. Davidhizar, R., Lonser, G. (2003), “Storytelling as a teaching technique”, Nurse Educator, Vol. 28 No.5, pp.217-21. Duffin, W. (1995), “Evoking the moral imagination: using stories to teach ethics and professionalism to nursing, medical and law students”,...

Amy Vega will attend and teach a class on using Nursing Novellas to teach at the HCEA Conference 2009 in Asheville, NC, October 7-9, 2009. October 7 – 9, 2009 Asheville, NC For more information, visit: www.hcea-info.org