bree4bryce

We've all seen it... the bedside urinal full next to that tray of food. How do we stop this? I see hooks for beds, some are universal to accommodate multiple bed sizes. Why aren't we using these? Any ideas? Is it just a monetary issue? Have you trialed any of these devices and they didn't work out? TIA! Bree, MSN, RN, CEN

Did you end up taking the two classes together?

FNP (and the others) will be online only but at the DNP level. You can see more at http://www.musc.edu/nursing/academics/DNP/index.htm

They are not shutting down the NP program, just changing it. To get an NP you need to go through their DNP program. They will still have a Masters but only Nurse Education and Nurse Administration. It is all explained at http://www.musc.edu/nursing/academics/DNP/index.htm Enjoy!

Don't always trust the schedule posted on the website. Your clinical can be T/R at 645-145 or R 3-9 and you don't really have a choice unless someone switches with you. Your labs can be any day M-R at anytime outside of scheduled lectures and again, if someone can switch with you then you can. The disorganization isn't so bad if you are single just don't commit to a work schedule until after you start. Plus the due dates for things change and sometimes you aren't sure when things need to be done. There is a lot of busy paperwork. And when they say accellerated, they mean accellerated. With all that being said...I survived and don't hate the program so far.

We will still have a NP program but it is only in FNP/ANP/PNP. It's at the doctoral level, 3 years.

I started this program Aug 08 (just finishing 1st semester)! I also live in summerville. I know a faculty member who uses the carta express from K-mart on rivers. I just drive down Dorchester Rd. I leave every day at 630am. As for parking don't worry about the 730am thing and Hagood, if that fills up they send you across the street to Joe Riley parking. And if that fills up they give you a ticket to park in the garage on campus (but don't wait around for that because it rarely happens and you'll be later to class by then). By the way, the program is crazy disorganized so don't feel like you are the only one.

My first thought was sleep then a care plan bonfire.

I can honestly tell you it's what you put your mind to. I am currently taking Bio 210, Bio 211 AND Bio 225 (and human g&d) all at the same time to get these pre-req's knocked out. Although I am not taking them at the same school you are (I'm in the lowcountry) I can definitely say what you are asking can be done. FOCUS is the key, and a bu!! load of notecards.