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In this podcast, we feature our very first guest interview! Please pardon the sound quality as we are still getting the technical details figured out….the message our guest shares is worth it, I promise!

In nursing school you learn about being an advocate for your patient, and our guest (Eve) shares with you her views on what she calls “Warrior Advocacy” which is represented by a relentless pursuit of whatever is in the best interests of your patients AND your profession.

As new nurses (and nursing students), speaking up for your patients can be intimidating. With this podcast we hope to share some valuable insights into making advocacy less daunting so that you can confidently speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.

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Last Updated on March 11, 2025 by Maureen Osuna, MSN, RN