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have you checked on the epn at the excelsior website? that may be one resource. i am not quite ready for the cpne yet, but the rn that i work with has agreed to follow me around when we work together and critique me, i'll just hand her a sheet with my mneumonics on it. if nothing else, i'll be used to being watched! do you work in a patient care environment? i'm also trying to incorporate the 20 min check into my routine when i first introduce myself to my pts in the mornings. that way, it'll all be second nature by the time i get there. i hope. . good luck!!!!
One piece of advice I can give you is to be very aware of time limits. Practice with a clock or stopwatch. You can't do your PCS like you have the rest of your life to take care of that patient. Completing everything but only leaving yourself 5 minutes to do your charting at the end, will fail you just as surely as doing something wrong or leaving out a step.
Hi,
If you are still looking for a study partner i am very interested. I live in the atlanta but would be willing to meet you somewhere if you are not close. I am testing at grady at the end of june and am very nervous. I can be contacted at [email protected] Thanks dee
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Hello all,
I am in search for a CPNE study partner in South East Georgia. Is there anyone here interested? Or, do you know anyone that may take a personal interests in helping other students perfect their labs, pneumonics, and AOC?? I have taken a workshop, but still feel unprepared can anyone help? Thanks.