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Hi everyone I have an assignment for school which is interviewing a CRNA about the role. My interviewee did not answer all the questions, so I need your help. Any input will be appreciated. 1. What are actual or perceived barriers to practice or innovation? 2. Are there any special skills that are needed to lead or influence others on the care team or within the organization? 3. How are patient outcomes tracked or reported, so that the value of this advanced practice role contribution can be identified? Thank you in advanced

The entry level MSN is easier to get in since less applicants. From your point, I guess getting BSN at CSULB for 16 months is better. Thank you for your reply.

I'm accepted into Entry level MSN CSU Long Beach and CSU Dominguez Hills. I don't know which school I should choose so seeking for your advive. CSULB is 3 year long, first 16 months prepare for board exam & award BS degree, then the rest 18 months prepare for working in adult acute care setting and award MS degree. CSUDH is 20 month long, award MS degree with clinical nurse leader role. This is the first class of entry level so they don't have NCLEX passing rate yet. My career goal is CRNA. My characteristics are not suitable for leadership and English is not my first language. CSUDH program is shorter than CSULB's, but CSULB program is well established and I can choose to drop out of the program once I get BS degree after the first 16 months. Later when I apply for CRNA, will the MS degree at CSUDH get more points for admission decision compared to BS degree at CSULB? If I choose CSULB, should I keep going toward the end to get MS degree, or BS degree is enough for CRNA application? Please give me your opinions. Thank you very much

i have Hep B + with high viral load, but my doctor says I dont need any treatment with that level. I dont have antibody. Can I still attend a nursing program?