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I would like to request that there be more clinical topics on this forum or else a separate place be set up for students or those who are considering becoming a CRNA.Clinical anesthesia is exciting, interesting and requires constant learning. Sharing experiences among practitioners has always been one of the best educational modes for me.
While I have enjoyed participating on this forum, I am bored at reading the same type of posts day after day. I have received private messages from others who feel the same way. Before I get nasty messages telling me that I can delete or choose not to read the ones that don't interest me--believe me, I understand that--let's try to change the focus a little and see what happens.
Yoga CRNA
I could not agree more and was thinking the same thing earlier today. I am a CRNA student right now and would like a place to ask questions about things that I am going to run into in clinicals or problems I am having.
However before I got into school this site was very helpful. Maybe we can set up seperate forums for practicing CRNA's/RRNA's for clinical questions and another site for undergrad students, political issues and questions about school.
Good Point Yoga..I always enjoy your posts!
I would like to request that there be more clinical topics on this forum or else a separate place be set up for students or those who are considering becoming a CRNA.Clinical anesthesia is exciting, interesting and requires constant learning. Sharing experiences among practitioners has always been one of the best educational modes for me.
While I have enjoyed participating on this forum, I am bored at reading the same type of posts day after day. I have received private messages from others who feel the same way. Before I get nasty messages telling me that I can delete or choose not to read the ones that don't interest me--believe me, I understand that--let's try to change the focus a little and see what happens.
Yoga CRNA
I agree. While I am not a CRNA or even a SRNA/RRNA/Whatever-RNA yet, that is my ambition and I enjoy reading the clinical discussions. I find the application discussions interesting as well, but it seems that those threads tend to be more repetitive whereas there are always new clinical scenarios to discusss.
I agree. While I am not a CRNA or even a SRNA/RRNA/Whatever-RNA yet, that is my ambition and I enjoy reading the clinical discussions. I find the application discussions interesting as well, but it seems that those threads tend to be more repetitive whereas there are always new clinical scenarios to discusss.
I tried to get this clinical ball rolling a while back and no one took bait. I look forward to this new agenda.
I would like to request that there be more clinical topics on this forum or else a separate place be set up for students or those who are considering becoming a CRNA.Clinical anesthesia is exciting, interesting and requires constant learning. Sharing experiences among practitioners has always been one of the best educational modes for me.
While I have enjoyed participating on this forum, I am bored at reading the same type of posts day after day. I have received private messages from others who feel the same way. Before I get nasty messages telling me that I can delete or choose not to read the ones that don't interest me--believe me, I understand that--let's try to change the focus a little and see what happens.
Yoga CRNA
I am not a CRNA or student yet, but I agree. A simple search of the previous posts addresses 95% of current repeat posts. There are over 100 pages of threads. I am know many answers to questions are there. Laziness needs to be superseeded by desire to find the information you seek.
I agree, I will take this post to the staff discussion. While I don't think the owner would consider a forum exclusively for CRNA wannabe's, perhaps there could be one for advanced practice nursing wannabes. I bet the ARNP forum has the same 90% of posters who are working to get in. You have a great idea Yoga!
Any ideas of what the the forum should be called? Here's mine:
Future Advanced Practice Nurse Discussion Forum
I agree, I will take this post to the staff discussion. While I don't think the owner would consider a forum exclusively for CRNA wannabe's, perhaps there could be one for advanced practice nursing wannabes. I bet the ARNP forum has the same 90% of posters who are working to get in. You have a great idea Yoga!Any ideas of what the the forum should be called? Here's mine:
Future Advanced Practice Nurse Discussion Forum
I don't know, the preqs are so different for NP vs CRNA that most people will come to the CRNA forum anyway. So you figure he won't go for a pre-CRNA (which 99% of these postings are anyway), do you think he'd go for a Clinical Anesthesia forum for SRNAs or CRNAs for topics of only clinical anesthesia?
Thanks for hearing me out. Something's gotta give here.
I don't know, the preqs are so different for NP vs CRNA that most people will come to the CRNA forum anyway. So you figure he won't go for a pre-CRNA (which 99% of these postings are anyway), do you think he'd go for a Clinical Anesthesia forum for SRNAs or CRNAs for topics of only clinical anesthesia?Thanks for hearing me out. Something's gotta give here.
RN29306 is right, I don't think many of those pre-CRNA's who are not in CRNA school will visit that Future Advanced Practice Forum. I think that everyone would be surprised at how much the "Clinical Anesthesia Forum" proposed by the previous poster would be used.
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I would like to request that there be more clinical topics on this forum or else a separate place be set up for students or those who are considering becoming a CRNA.
Clinical anesthesia is exciting, interesting and requires constant learning. Sharing experiences among practitioners has always been one of the best educational modes for me.
While I have enjoyed participating on this forum, I am bored at reading the same type of posts day after day. I have received private messages from others who feel the same way. Before I get nasty messages telling me that I can delete or choose not to read the ones that don't interest me--believe me, I understand that--let's try to change the focus a little and see what happens.
Yoga CRNA