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Written by Britney B. Daniels, DNP, MSN, RN, a Black queer emergency nurse who has navigated the smoke and fallout of racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, and the quiet violences that live inside American healthcare, this digital guide blends raw storytelling with practical, equity-driven tools.
Across its pages, Dr. Daniels brings readers into real patient encounters, hallway politics, and the hidden curriculum no professor ever prepared them for. The lessons are direct. The tone is unapologetic. The impact is intentional. Rx for Humanity teaches readers how bias takes shape in real time, through documentation, decision-making, bedside conversations, and organizational culture.
This is not theory for theory's sake. This is a practical field guide to practicing justice at the bedside. Whether you are a nurse, physician, tech, therapist, interpreter, social worker, or allied health professional, this guide calls you to examine how you show up for patients and coworkers-and how the systems you work within show up for you. It challenges silence. It exposes harmful norms. It equips you to choose humanity every single shift.
Part memoir. Part manual. Part movement.
Written by Britney B. Daniels, DNP, MSN, RN, a Black queer emergency nurse who has navigated the smoke and fallout of racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, and the quiet violences that live inside American healthcare, this digital guide blends raw storytelling with practical, equity-driven tools.
Across its pages, Dr. Daniels brings readers into real patient encounters, hallway politics, and the hidden curriculum no professor ever prepared them for. The lessons are direct. The tone is unapologetic. The impact is intentional. Rx for Humanity teaches readers how bias takes shape in real time, through documentation, decision-making, bedside conversations, and organizational culture.
This is not theory for theory's sake. This is a practical field guide to practicing justice at the bedside. Whether you are a nurse, physician, tech, therapist, interpreter, social worker, or allied health professional, this guide calls you to examine how you show up for patients and coworkers-and how the systems you work within show up for you. It challenges silence. It exposes harmful norms. It equips you to choose humanity every single shift.
Part memoir. Part manual. Part movement.