Emerging RN Leader

FEBRUARY 1, 2023

Many nurses […] The post The Truth About Trying To Make Staff Happy appeared first on Emerging Nurse Leader. It only lasts a short time, and then we return to where we were. What am I doing wrong? This question often comes up during leadership development sessions.

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Emerging RN Leader

MAY 14, 2023

A nurse leader recently asked me why we do not have frank discussions about the level of missed nursing care happening daily throughout the country. She remembered as a new graduate that when their team was short-staffed, […] The post Frank Discussions About Missed Nursing Care appeared first on Emerging Nurse Leader.

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Nurse Practitioners in Business

MAY 25, 2023

Why indeed am I talking about job hunting instead of how to start a practice? The post Why am I talking about job hunting? The short answer…because it matters. If you have requests for topics and/or guests, you can leave us a comment below, or anonymously fill out this form. Your Turn I’d love to hear from you!

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Nurse Practitioners in Business

NOVEMBER 9, 2022

Hearing about Medicare cuts causes a provider’s blood to run cold. But before you think of not accepting Medicare in your practice, it’s wise to look deeper, especially in light of all the talk about the upcoming Medicare cuts in reimbursement. Most providers are clueless about this. Now, let’s hear from Don.

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Minority Nurse

SEPTEMBER 20, 2023

Health equity isn’t just about access to healthcare, notes Elaine Foster, PhD, MSN, RN, vice president of nursing, Education Affiliates. At Egan, introductory courses talk a lot about health equity and social determinants of health, notes Alicea-Planas, as do clinical courses. “I

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American Nurse

JANUARY 2, 2024

The post Concerns about calling out sick appeared first on American Nurse. On the inpatient unit where I’ve worked for over a year, I frequently hear nurses planning to call out in advance if they’re having a difficult shift. This content is for Digital Access and Print Plus subscribers only. Visit the site and log in/register to read.

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Daily Nurse

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

And with the recent coronavirus pandemic sweeping the world still fresh in many of our memories, we might also be concerned about other potential travel-related diseases. The post What Nurses Need to Understand About Travel Medicine first appeared on Daily Nurse.

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American Nurse

FEBRUARY 20, 2024

It made us sit there and think, ‘What I really care about is protecting myself, my wife, my brother, my kids, and screw everybody else,’” said W. It’s really hard to give old people their due when you’re terrified about your own existence.” Learn more about KFF. To contact Judith Graham with a question or comment, click here.

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Nurse.com

MAY 16, 2023

Robin Cogan, RN Avoiding gun control rhetoric Cogan chooses her words carefully when she talks about gun violence. But when we talk about gun safety measures — not controlling guns, but keeping our kids safe — that’s a shared value we can all agree on.” It’s just as critical to talk to families about safely storing firearms.”

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Health Leaders | Nursing

MAY 7, 2024

Lisa Stephenson, chief nursing informatics officer at Houston Methodist, spoke with HealthLeaders about new technologies in nursing, and how CNOs and CNIOs can implement smart technology and AI to solve some of the biggest challenges in nursing. Communication about these topics is important. You can't communicate enough on technology."

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Daily Nurse

DECEMBER 28, 2023

If you’re suffering from boredom, job dissatisfaction, or burnout , you may be stuck because you haven’t had the energy to do anything about it; instead, you continue to slog it out day after day. The post Thinking Innovatively About Your Nursing Career Development first appeared on Daily Nurse.

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Minority Nurse

OCTOBER 11, 2023

Despite the hectic days, Davis says the pace is what keeps him so passionate about his role. ” And at Johns Hopkins, he is in the heart of an academic medical institution, so there is a constant flow of new research to learn about as well. . It’s about the next generation.” “You just form a connection.”

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Consult QD

AUGUST 22, 2023

As a specialist in neurodegenerative disorders, Dylan Wint, MD , understands why many doctors hesitate to tell patients about their suspicions. A review of ethics, safety issues and other factors can help physicians overcome their qualms about disclosing the diagnosis. The physician fears patient reaction.

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Digital Doorway

FEBRUARY 6, 2023

Metacognition is at its most basic the act of thinking about your thinking. So let's stop and think about our thinking, shall we? Photo by Ricards Zalmezs on Unsplash Metacognition and the Earnest Nurse When you think about your nursing career, what do you think about? Talk about a buzzkill.

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Daily Nurse

MARCH 7, 2024

Springer Publishing launched a new monthly health care podcast series, Conversations About Health Care Delivery in the United States , featuring discussions with prominent experts, innovators, and leaders in the health sector available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Play starting on March 7.

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Consult QD

DECEMBER 11, 2023

Despite accelerating research on the therapeutic potential of classic hallucinogens (or ‘‘classic psychedelics’’), relatively little is known about how these compounds are viewed by American psychiatrists. Some psychiatrists may also be influenced by concerns about dependency on hallucinogens in patients with SUDs,” he adds.

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Daily Nurse

FEBRUARY 19, 2024

The post Why Practitioners Need to be More Informed About Infantile Spasms first appeared on Daily Nurse. I encourage other healthcare workers, especially those who work in ERs, to seek similar education on infantile spasms and understand how critical early intervention is with this disorder.

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ANONNHSNURSE

DECEMBER 8, 2022

But I want to be honest about my job. Yet none of the people on the ground, who see how the NHS operates everyday, are allowed to talk about it without a press team sugar-coating everything we say. I intend to write about my shifts, and to offer a personal opinion on the issues that the mainstream media highlight.

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NurseBuff

AUGUST 7, 2023

In this article, we will shed light on the truth […] The post 8 Common Misconceptions About Nurses appeared first on NurseBuff. While they are essential to the functioning of healthcare systems, nurses often face misconceptions that cloud our perception of their profession.

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The Relentless School Nurse

OCTOBER 9, 2023

Some reports even talk about nurses whose deaths during the pandemic were investigated as suicides. The issue here is time – it takes about two years to get national estimates of suicides, and we can’t wait that long to address this crisis. Inside hospitals, leaders need to get real about what nurses are facing.

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Minority Nurse

FEBRUARY 16, 2024

As a sponsor of the annual Critical Care Transport Nurses Day on February 18, the Air & Surface Transport Nurses Association aims to raise awareness of this nursing career path while simultaneously celebrating the nurses who work in dynamic critical care transport settings.

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NurseBuff

MARCH 12, 2023

Despite its widespread prevalence, there are many misconceptions about the chronic condition that can make it difficult for those who have it to manage it effectively. From misconceptions about what causes diabetes to misunderstandings about how it should be treated, these myths can lead to confusion and stigma.

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American Nurse

FEBRUARY 29, 2024

To: Ethics Advisory Board Subject: Informing family about patient nonadherence As a nurse practitioner, I’m the primary care provider for a patient who’s clearly not taking his medications and is showing indications—through observation, vital signs, and bloodwork—of compromised health. Consequently, his life is in danger.

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Consult QD

AUGUST 14, 2023

When Hong-Uyen Hua, MD, a fellow at Cleveland Clinic Cole Eye Institute, asked ChatGPT about comparing trials of age-related macular degeneration treatments, it took mere seconds for the artificial intelligence (AI) tool to respond. Martin, MD , Chair of the Cole Eye Institute. released in November 2022) and ChatGPT version 4.0

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Minority Nurse

NOVEMBER 6, 2023

For example, a white doctor might downplay complaints of pain after surgery from a patient of color due to engrained, inaccurate stereotypes about the strength or pain tolerance of BIPOC people, only to discover the patient is genuinely experiencing discomfort. The stigma of mental illness is also a concern when addressing infertility.

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Scrubs

NOVEMBER 2, 2023

Myth: Medical Assistants Lack Formal Education Some people believe medical assistants don’t undergo formal education or training, leading to questions about their qualifications. The post Common Myths About Medical Assistants appeared first on Scrubs | The Leading Lifestyle Magazine for the Healthcare Community.

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Amercan Journal of Nursing

AUGUST 14, 2023

If you’re not one of the people infected in Florida or Texas this summer, or a nearby resident, why should you care about malaria? If you plan to travel internationally, consult the CDC’s Yellow Book for detailed and up-to-date information about health and safety measures. The post Why Should You Care About Malaria?

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Minority Nurse

MARCH 7, 2024

Springer Publishing launched a new monthly health care podcast series, Conversations About Health Care Delivery in the United States , featuring discussions with prominent experts, innovators, and leaders in the health sector available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Play starting on March 7.

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Becker's Hospital Review

MAY 8, 2024

New research from Johns Hopkins suggests that relationship dynamics between nurses and leadership, peers and patients may be an underappreciated factor in retention.

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Daily Nurse

SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

It’s Not About Pizza and Tote Bags According to the 2023 NSI National Health Care Retention & RN Staffing Report published by NSI Nursing Solutions, a hospital-based RN turnover rate of 22.5% ” The post Nurse Retention — It’s Not About Pizza and Tote Bags first appeared on Daily Nurse.

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Minority Nurse

JUNE 28, 2023

With all the talk about a nursing shortage, nurse satisfaction is a key priority in healthcare, and uncovering and addressing issues for nurses is more critical than ever.

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Scrubs

MAY 5, 2023

She was appointed the RCN Northern Ireland director in 2019 when nurses were about to go on strike. “I think I did win it; I felt great about it.” Pat Cullen Cullen is the general secretary and chief officer of the Royal College Nursing, which has been organizing strikes in the U.K. to increase nurse wages.

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Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine

SEPTEMBER 15, 2023

Click here for more info about our admissions team. The post Fun Facts About the Admissions Team appeared first on Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine.

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Daily Nurse

DECEMBER 8, 2022

While nurses learn all about the flu vaccine and treatment in nursing school and life, it’s good to revisit some basics—especially when healthcare experts strongly urge people to get the vaccination. It’s that time of year, and the flu is hitting hard. Grant, Ph.D., RN, FAAN, President of the American Nurses Association, talked […].

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Joyce

APRIL 2, 2024

Our RN to BSN Program Focuses on Holistic Nursing Practice You already know that nursing is about much more than administering medications. Frequently Asked Questions About RN to BSN Programs Where Will You Complete Your Practicum? Our career services team is to assist you as you all along the way.

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Board Vitals - Nursing

AUGUST 19, 2022

We’ve compiled some of the most frequently asked questions about CCRN certification to help you prepare for the exam and maintain your licensure. The post Frequently Asked Questions About CCRN Certification appeared first on BoardVitals Blog. What does CCRN certification stand for? Sign up for a free trial today.

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Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine

NOVEMBER 15, 2023

But after decades spent with youth from birth to 22, in various stages of health, there’s much to talk about. Our goal in the ICU is to get them better, get them… The post From Health at Home to ICU, Pediatric Nurse Practitioners Talk About the Care Continuum appeared first on Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine.

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