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  1. CNL vs APRN?

    My preceptor for my CNL program was a darn fine CNS. I learned that the difference between the two was that the CNS focuses on the Macrosystem IN the area of Specialty. The CNL focused on the...
  2. CNL vs APRN?

    Are you speaking from experience as a CNL? I would imagine that pay is highly regional. I am in a position to compare CNL to APRN pay. I am seeing NP's make less than a CNL who works in a hospital....
  3. Brian Short News

    There will never be another Brian Short. Thank you for your gift to nursing. Your vision created a platform for nurses to have a collective voice and laugh, cry, and console one another. Now, we can...
  4. CNL vs APRN?

    The APRN's are not prepared as generalists like the CNL's are. The APRN's function in their silo's of specialty, while the CNL's work to fix workflow issues between all of the disciplines. The...
  5. LPN being scheduled to work as CNA....

    I have not read through the comments, so I hope I'm not repeating anyone; i suggest that if you say that you like your job where you are, then you need leverage to get what you want. You get leverage...
  6. Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Please refer to the AACN
  7. Your thread title asks about Medicare's
  8. Yes, however, nurses are not cash cows” under the current payor system. The MD's are. Which is why management treats the doc's like star performers with special privileges. A union is all...
  9. ICU burnout?

    California has ratio laws. I've worked in ICU for years and years. I've not once, never ever, had more than two patients since the ratios went into effect in the early
  10. MA and LPN in Dr's offices

    Question for the poster; If RN's are not allowed to do phone triage, then who
  11. I would do RN-MSN CNL, work for awhile and get some experience, and then do a post masters certificate
  12. Medical Assistants in the office

    Calling yourself a nurse is a crime, no less The state of California has a growing list of MA's who held themselves out to be a nurse and found out the hard way that it is illegal to do
  13. Jane Doe, RN, AAS, BSN, MSN, CCRN BFD

    Whenever I see someone list all of their credentials, I like to ask "Did you just finish with your degree?" (I don't always ask, just when it would be in-offensive to do so). Nine times out of 10,...
  14. I, too, am respectfully curious as to how this would affect professionalism. I've not got any idea regarding that potential
  15. MSN at the bedside

    Really? You must be basing that off of your observations. I don't see that where I
  16. MSN at the bedside

    A CNS focuses on the Macrosystem. A CNL focuses on the Microsystem and patient
  17. MSN at the bedside

    The Clinical Nurse Leader is an advanced generalist MSN degree that deals with the Microsystem and patient outcomes. If you want a Masters degree, and to stay at the bedside (or at least very near...
  18. I would look at sedation vacation and a good delirium assessment tool which have a ton of EBP behind them, versus one study with a conclusion about
  19. The Patient's "Guests"

    1. Mathematically Challenged Family. The notice over the phone that you called to get access into the ICU says "Two Visitors at a time" for a reason. Do you REALLY a think I won't notice TEN of you...
  20. Hourly Pay in Bay Area

    Your friend must work nights
  21. Thyroid medication

    Does anyone take Armour Thyroid in the evening with good results? (I take Nature-Throid ~ like Armour
  22. Is it hard ?...

    I second that. The PRN Nurse is a pinch hitter: go in, do, go home. There is no orientation to the role
  23. Hourly Pay in Bay Area

    Kaiser is union (CNA) You would probably start close to $70.00. Hope that
  24. Nursing School Vs Med School, no comparison

    Meh............*Yawn*.
  25. Feeling Defeated :(

    Grad school usually requires a 3.0 or above for consideration. Your GPA falls under that criteria. There are, like, a Ton of NP schools out there. Take your boards and get your RN. That will be a...