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I commit to bringing my bear spray on my solo hikes for the 2 legged bears, and obtain conceal carry training/obtain permit so I can defend my self if needed.  I've been in uncomfortable situations on the trail (not just hikers use the woods), and I don't want to be an easy target.  Personal safety and self defense knowledge should be considered by ...

Added by Suzanne Woletz Blog Commitment to Safety 10/25/2017

I will improve my safety at work by getting more people to help me lift heavy things, even if it takes longer to get help. 

Added by Lauren Cain Blog Commitment to Safety 10/23/2017

I'm continuously on a self-instigated rush...I'm going to stop putting myself, my family and my community at risk, and PUT THE PHONE DOWN (unless I'm the passenger).

Added by Jennifer Rasp-Vaughn Blog Commitment to Safety 10/12/2017

Hello, I have trouble in maintaining safety for myself more than the patient. I need to learn how to improve safety to myself, so I can protect the patient and myself properly. I used to take care of the patient holistically and give them the optimum care and not to wait others’ favor. Therefore, sometime I feel that my safety is not important in some points ...

Added by Hanin Bantan Blog Commitment to Safety 10/05/2017

My commitment to safe patient handling is to make sure that I use the mobility aids that are available to me each and every time I move a patient in order to keep myself and my co-workers safe.

Added by Cassie Bosch Blog Commitment to Safety 10/03/2017

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by RNGabby on Safety
I commit to this challenge.
by RNGabby on Safety
Even if it is more time consuming or requires grabbing more equipment I have to do it to keep myself injury free.
I will commit to turning off my phone while driving. There are many times that I think it is okay to send a quick reply. This is too dangerous especially when there are other passengers in the vehicle. Safety should be first hand commitment for the safety of myself and passengers alike.
My first goal for Healthy Nurse Healthy Nation.  Time to work on bad habits.