The Last Hours of Living: Practical Advice for Clinicians

suebird3 · Sep 6, 2006

This is a good article.....just got the notice today.

:)

BabyRN2Be · Sep 21, 2006

This should be a "sticky". It's a great, informative article.

mc3, ASN, RN · Sep 24, 2006

I took it and passed. However, when I printed the CEU certificate it showed MD CEU's, not nursing...I thought I saw somewhere that it 1.5; does anyone still have it and can tell me?

Thanks

MC3

nurselearner · Sep 25, 2006

Did you register for it as a nurse? My certificate says approved for

2.1 contact hours of continuous nursing education for RN's

chris_at_lucas_RN, RN · Sep 25, 2006

Mine says 2.1 CEU's as well....

I thought it was terrific.

mc3, ASN, RN · Sep 25, 2006

Yes, I did...I should probably contact Medscape and ask them why, but I have a feeling I'll never get an answer...(Sorry, bad day)...

:nurse:

shill · Sep 27, 2006

i think it's a great article too. it covers just about everything from the beginning to the end. it's a great teaching for anybody thinking of going into hospice care. i myself for the last year have been thinking about opening a hospice house. we have a cancer center in our city, connected to our hospital but we don't have a hospice house, close to the area. i think one about 5 miles from the hospital would be nice. we have a couple in the surrounding areas, ones like 22 miles away and the other one is about 15 miles away. i guess why i haven't started yet is because i don't know where to start. i'll take any input and/or ideas and suggestions.

thanks in advance.

sherry

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