Before every surgery, a silent ritual unfolds behind the OR doors. As theatre nurses, we prepare, check, and protect—long before the first incision is made. Sterility isn’t just a rule; it’s a quiet act of respect for every life that trusts us to keep them safe.
The Mozart Machine changed the game during breast specimen imaging in the OR. As a scrub nurse, seeing instant 3D images ensures accuracy and reduces re-operation rates. In this post, I share how this technology impacts patient care and why it’s becoming a trusted tool in breast surgeries.
The first time I saw a finger tourniquet in action, I was amazed. Such a small band, yet it cleared the surgical field instantly, letting the surgeon see every tiny vessel and tendon. In that moment, I realized how even the quietest tools can make the biggest difference in patient…
I woke up one morning and thought, “I can’t do this anymore.” I wasn’t just tired—I was completely drained. That was the moment I realized I was facing nurse burnout. In this diary entry, I share how it changed me, how I slowly recovered, and the small daily steps that…
The morning of a DIEP procedure always feels different—quiet, focused, and full of meaning. I still remember my hands shaking as I laid out the instruments for my very first case. Over time, I learned that being a nurse in these surgeries isn’t just about technique—it’s about protecting patients, supporting…
