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10 Strategic Steps to Eradicating Racism in Nursing Education

Daily Nurse

Poor planning and limited diversity among decision-makers restrict professional development, mentorship, and career advancement opportunities for minoritized communities, perpetuating systemic inequities. A lack of robust reporting mechanisms undermines accountability and trust.

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The Well-Fed Nursing Career

Minority Nurse

During this period, you learn and master hard skills (phlebotomy, procedures, wound care , transfusions, etc.) and soft skills (communication, emotional intelligence, patient education, etc.) Macronutrient 1: Professional Development The first macronutrient to consider is your professional development, which can take many forms.

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Games nurses play

American Nurse

The landscape surrounding nursing education in the acute care setting continues to evolve, in part to accommodate the influx of Generation Z (Gen Z) nurses born between 1997 and 2012. However, few studies focus on the outcomes of learner competence in acute care settings. Reed points out the need for more empirical studies.

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16 Benefits of Online Learning for Flexible Study

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

We outline the benefits of online learning and how you can leverage them to foster your personal and professional development. One of the advantages of online learning is that it is possible to have it all: education, professional development and a vibrant personal life. What is Online Learning and Its Importance?

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Emotional Intelligence: Maintaining Composure for Healthcare Personnel

American Medical Compliance

Healthcare providers can enhance their ability to maintain composure and improve patient care through the Emotional Intelligence: Maintaining Composure for Healthcare Personnel training course. Healthcare providers can improve emotional management and patient care through this course.

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How to Become a Trauma-Informed Workplace

Relias

Caring for clients going through trauma or who have difficult living conditions can have adverse effects on staff’s mental health. In order to take care of your staff, it’s important to adopt a trauma-informed care approach within your own organization.

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Bloom Where You Are Planted, Lead Where You Can

American Nurse

In acute and chronic care settings, nurse leaders may be managers or supervisors who maintain budgets and safe staffing numbers. They may be policymakers who develop guidelines for safe practice. Nurse leaders are great communicators, are decisive, and deal with conflict well.