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please join us today for this exciting panel discussion on Black Men in Nursing!!!

Meet Julie Higden, DNP, RN, NE-BC, CPPS, one of the nurse experts on the panel for our "Malpractice Trends and Support for Nurses" webinar. Julie will leverage data and her personal nursing experiences to share malpractice trends, how they affect nurses, and mitigation tactics specific to nursing. Register here to learn more about how to deliver safer care. https://hubs.li/Q02yPQHT0

What better way to close out the ENA year than by reading the December issue of ENA Connection? This month's issue recaps the biggest and best emergency nursing event of the year - Emergency Nursing 2023! https://bit.ly/485AAIe

Did you know the west central region of Florida has the largest portion (22%) of the nursing workforce followed by the south region (18%) and the east central region (16%)? Learn more in our "The State of the Nursing Workforce in Florida 2023" report: https://flcntr.org/3r0invg

TRIVIA THURSDAY! What are the steps in the nursing process? ANSWER: Per the American Nurses Association (ANA) – The steps of the nursing process include assessment, nursing diagnosis, outcome identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation. #nurse #ot #pt #Legalnurseconsultant #Casemanagement

What a thought-provoking perspective for Nurses Week! Kaija Freborg DNP-TCN, RN, NC-BC underscores the vital importance of self-care and self-compassion in nursing. "We allow the voices of others and their needs to drown out our own—to the point that we may even struggle to identify our own needs or sense of self. Who am I, if I am not a care giver?"  As Nurse's Week is nearing the end, let's take time to give ourselves space to explore how we can give ourselves space to "dissolve our perfectionism" and " embrace our flaws and vulnerability." #nursesonlinkedin #nurseburnoutprevention #thenursesabbatical

Lucinda Canty, lead author of “An Overdue Reckoning on Racism in Nursing” Jan 26, 2022 AJN editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with Lucinda Canty about her article, which discusses a project she and her coauthors launched—often called simply Overdue Reckoning—to encourage honest discussion of racism in nursing and promote meaningful actions all nurses can take to achieve an antiracist nursing profession. Source link Jan 26, 2022 AJN editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with Lucinda Canty about her article, which discusses a project she and her coauthors launched—often called simply Overdue Reckoning—to encourage honest discussion of racism in nursing and promote meaningful actions all nurses can take to achieve an antiracist nursing profession. Source link

TRIVIA THURSDAY! What are the steps in the nursing process? ANSWER: Per the American Nurses Association (ANA) – The steps of the nursing process include assessment, nursing diagnosis, outcome identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation. #nurse #ot #pt #Legalnurseconsultant #Casemanagement

Triage: at the helm Triage is typically the first point of contact with a healthcare professional when a person enters the Emergency Department. Triage nurses are trained to sort between the urgent, non-urgent, and life-threatening afflictions, and they simultaneously assess by using visual inspection, vital signs, and nursing judgment based on years of experience to determine how to score a patient on the triage severity scoring index. Many cases I review start with triage. Were the vital signs appreciated? Was the history sufficient? Balancing between expeditious and thorough, triage is an intricate emergency nursing skill that drives the patient's care throughout their stay in the Emergency Department. Want to learn more? Read my publication below. #nurse #expertwitness #triage #ernurse #emergencymedicine #emergencydepartment #emergencycare #personalinjuryattorney #personalinjury #defenseattorney #trialattorney

What Should We Do About It?” Nov 18, 2021 AJN editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with Alison M. Trinkoff, Sharon J. Tucker, and Sharon M. Weinstein about their article, which discusses causes and challenges of nurse fatigue, evidence-based strategies and solutions for individual nurses and organizations, and changes needed to transform nursing culture and workplaces into more supportive environments for nurses. Source link Nov 18, 2021 AJN editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with Alison M. Trinkoff, Sharon J. Tucker, and Sharon M. Weinstein about their article, which discusses causes and challenges of nurse fatigue, evidence-based strategies and solutions for individual nurses and organizations, and changes needed to transform nursing culture and workplaces into more supportive environments for nurses. Source link