Favorite session at NTI

RNforLongTime · May 12, 2008

I really enjoyed the Mastering the 12 ld EKG Sunday pre-conference I attended! The nurses presenting also published a book that I purchased at the NTI bookstore online! Karen Misiner and Cynthia Webner.....both excellent nurse educators.

WanaBdun · May 12, 2008

I also went to the 12 lead EKG pre-con on sunday and :heartbeatLOVED:redbeathe it. I was kicked out of another class on another day and ended up in another class by the same person who taught the sunday class and loved that one as well.:bowingpur

On my top is Barbara Mclean and her Anions class as well as oxygenation. I like her talks so much I went to the expo booth where she was speaking and listened in on that as well.

Way too much information that I wish I was there again!

Hey and I got a nice litmann for $70, talk about a deal! :yeah:

Chayo1989 · May 14, 2008

My favorite session at NTI was my preconference class on neurotrauma. The speakers were great and I learned a lot! :heartbeat Neuro is one of my weak areas and it was worth taking that class.

manlyrn · May 14, 2008

I attended a great class on Speeders, shooters, squeezers, etc.

The speaker was wonderful and was able to relate the information the way I think - resusitation meds as Speeders, Shooters, Squeezers.

I still am trying to go through all the "stuff" from NTI, so I will look up the speaker and repost. She was great.

heebes743 · May 14, 2009

My favorite was the Army nurses from Iraq and Afghanistan. It is so amazing what they can do with so little over there!

I did really like Barbara McClean's oxygenation one as well. That one probably helped me the most in my practice!

Can't wait for next week!!!!!!!

keepemsnowed · May 23, 2009

I just loved Babara McClean! :yeah: Great speaker no matter what the topic. I went to her critical thinking session and her volunteering session. I am planning on going next year for sure!

CraigB-RN, MSN, RN · May 23, 2009

I"m not sure I could pick out a best session. I know finally getting to see faces to attach to the names I've been chatting with. As a budding auther I did get a lot out of the getting published session.

Over all it was the networking that I got the most from, and probably what is going to last the longest. I've got contacts that will follow me for years.