[laurny]

hi:
Thanks so much for this great info. Just starting my pre-reqs so this was a real mind opener to the future !

best
Nellie

[smilingpantat]

thanks a lot...these site really helps

[FutureNurse35]

Thanks
wonderful websites

[*future_RN*]

thanks SO SO much for posting the links! I have a feeling I am going to need them

[fawnfalls]

Thanks so much for all this great info. I start nursing school on Feb. 21st, and I am so nervous!


Thanks again.

[carrieprc]

Thanks so much for the websites....they will come in handy!

[laurenjarrod]

Thank you so much! Your post saved my life . I use the Elsevierhealth site for my care plans and my computer crashed and I have been looking for the site for 3 hours! (didn't remember the link off the top of my head) Now I can start my careplan. Thanks again!

[goback]

Thank-you for the great website!!!

[PedsRN&momto5girls]

All I get on that site is a way to purchase the Ackley book. Any ideas why I'm not able to get the free resource? Thanks!
Melissa

[rdnkmom]

Originally Posted by skyyhiflygirl

Just a piece of advice on care plans for those of you just starting to do these. Always think of INDEPENDENT NURSING INTERVENTIONS before the dependent ones. The dependent ones are the most obvious (i.e. administering meds, IV's, etc as ordered), and therefore the easiest ones to put on a care plan. HOWEVER, I understand that on boards, they really stress the INDEPENDENT nursing interventions. Just a bit of advice from one struggling student to another. . .

I agree with this. I didn't have an online constructor to do my careplans when I was in school, and I had to do 3 per night for 3 pts. Hours and Hours of work a day. When you have to come up with your own interventions you really learn how to care for the pt like it's second nature after you've done it for a while. I think if I woulda used the constructor ones I might not have really grasped why I was doing the interventions I was putting down. Maybe some of the online ones could be used with some that you have to come up with on your own. JMHO. Not knocking these sights at all. Bookmarked them myself for use on kids I take care of just to see if it comes up with stuff I haven't thought of yet. Plus, I'll be starting RN school soon (I hope) and I'm sure it will come in quite handy, so Thanks for the site.