nursemanit

nursemanit

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About nursemanit

nursemanit has 13 years experience and specializes in Home Health, Informatics.


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  1. Possible Move to Baton Rouge

    don't give up on renting just because of pets - a lot of houses will rent to someone with pets there are plenty of unsold houses that the owners need to rent and they are cheap. The real estate market is too strange here, you really should learn th...
  2. Possible Move to Baton Rouge

    1. Rent first !!! for you price range you will need to commute to get to LSU (if it is under 175,000 and in baton rouge you do not want to live there) 2. The BON is slow drop off you stuff in person and let them know that you will be checking up!
  3. Best place for a new RN to work in Baton Rouge?

    The job market is poor right now. There are still grads from last year looking for work. If you can get a job at 20/hour take it. In one year you can job shop as an experienced nurse.
  4. Loyola RN-BSN

    I did attend one night a week for the BSN, if you live in the BR or New Orleans areas you have to attend the BSN classes but I would ask since I have heard of some exceptions, the MSN classes give you the option of doing it online or in New Orleans....
  5. Loyola New Orleans-

    I have and I am currently enrolled - what do you want to know?
  6. Loyola RN-BSN

    I just Graduated today from the Loyola BSN portion ( I am halfway through the RN-MSN online Program) I would recommend the BSN program. The non-nursing courses are awesome. Loyola is a tough school and the non - nursing classes will not be easy but i...
  7. Does it matter where you get your BSN?

    I have noticed that Ph.D. programs seem to care about your BSN GPA more than your MSN GPA when evaluating applicants. I would assume that DNP programs, which can be more competitive, would follow the same pattern. My suggestion would be to consider t...
  8. Nurses who were in the Field prior to 1950

    The assigned questions were so basic that I can answer them based on my knowledge of history. I want to put some feeling into the assignment so questions like What kinds of things were taught in school? What was your relationship like with physician...
  9. Nurses who were in the Field prior to 1950

    Any time before the mid 60's would be ok
  10. I have an assignment to interview a nurse who was in the field during or prior to the 1950's. Unfortunately, I work in informatics and I am the oldest (at 35) of my co- workers. I would love it if some of you could have a discussion on what are the m...
  11. Who Cares About Nurse Theorists?

    I can agree with most of the points about the "classic" theorists. Or as they are called now the Grand Theories. In the grand theories there are some pearls among the aggrandized concepts and made up words. I liked Betty Neuman's model of Primary, S...
  12. What do you think about foleys and infection?

    I am about to hit on 15 years as an RN, And yes I am a student, I will always be a student. Besides graduate school, and full time work I also keep up with the major journals. Experienced nurses who have actively continued their (formal or informal) ...
  13. What do you think about foleys and infection?

    But do you Know "ut, i am a huge proponent of meticulous foley care. scrub that peri area clean, or else (female) pt will likely get e coli " I think the research would provide some clarification to that point, Not that it is wrong - but the studies...
  14. What do you think about foleys and infection?

    "there are other (realistic) considerations." This is addressed in the research see citation 2--- Judgment requires a knowledge of the existing research - without that it is just opinion.
  15. What do you think about foleys and infection?

    A few minutes spent researching answers this question. Here are 3 of the most recent published peer reviewed articles on the topic as a start. Godfrey, H. (2008). Older people, continence care and catheters: dilemmas and resolutions. British Journal ...