\tOne would think that applying logic would be easy and understood by all; however, our current society tells me differently. I believe that when education is lacking and social influences are abundant, logic is difficult to apply. Without logic, there is no truth. Without truth, there is no integrity. And without integrity, our values and morals become compromised. Integrity is the foundation of nursing practice, and is also the foundation for good solid educators. Integrity plays a crucial role in upholding ethical principles, honesty, and being truthful in interactions with students, communities, and colleagues. Embracing truth, by acting with integrity, is essential, not only for building trust, but also for delivering high-quality student care and ensuring positive outcomes for all students.
\tJoin me this week as I take a break from the school-to-scalpel pipeline and spend a bit of time pouring out my heart and soul on the topic of logic and truth. I am currently redesigning my podcast into shorter, weekly segments that will air every Tuesday beginning on August 1. Confess to tell the truth!