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¹The University of Akron, Akron, OH 44325, USA. findmjm@yahoo.com

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Nurses can foster community and provide comfort during devastation by sharing personal stories. This nursing narrative highlights leadership and interpersonal skills in creating a positive impact.

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Qualitative Research
Healthcare Communication

Background:

Nurses' personal narratives are valuable for professional development.
Sharing experiences can enhance leadership and community-building skills.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the impact of a nurse's personal story on community building.
To demonstrate how nursing leadership and interpersonal skills can create a positive impact in challenging situations.

Main Methods:

A qualitative narrative approach was used.
The study focuses on a specific nurse's volunteer experience and its retelling.

Main Results:

The nurse's story exemplified leadership, sensitive interpersonal skills, and humor.
The nurse facilitated a cohesive, outward-looking temporary community.
The experience provided caring, healing, and comfort during devastation.

Conclusions:

Sharing nursing stories can inspire new roles and encourage others to share their experiences.
Personal narratives are powerful tools for demonstrating nursing's impact.
Fostering a paradigm of care and comfort through storytelling is essential in nursing.