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I'm in the process of starting a nurse staffing agency and wanted to open up a discussion with others who have gone through this journey or are currently navigating it. I'm trying to think through some key aspects such as how to get access to VMS/MSP platforms, whether it's more practical to pay RNs and other clinicians as 1099 contractors versus W-2 employees, and what the legal, tax, and insurance implications of each might be. I'm also considering the best way to structure contracts, manage credentialing, and ensure compliance with healthcare facility requirements. If anyone has tips, experience, or lessons learned — especially when it comes to getting that first facility contract or VMS approval — I'd really appreciate any insight. Thanks in advance!

Mother has premature placental abruption. she is at 35 weeks and 1 day. 1. Risk for fetal hypoxia related to placental insufficiency (inability of the placenta to deliver necessary nutrients to the fetus during pregnancy. 2. Impaired fetal gas exchange related to poor placental perfusion as evidenced by disruption of placental implantation 3. Ineffective utero placental tissue perfusion related to Hypovolemia as evidenced by changes in fetal heart rate and activity. 4. Imbalanced Nutrition: less than body requirements related placental insufficiency as evidenced by

For the mother who has premature placental abruption. I only need 4 but came up with 5 but eventually for my care map I just need to pick the 2 that needs prioritizing. 1. Acute pain related to premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall as evidenced by the patient’s report of continuous abdominal pain/cramping of about 5-7 out of 10, back discomfort, lady partsl bleeding and increased HR. 2. Risk for deficient fluid volume related to blood loss secondary to premature abruption of the placenta. 3. Anemia related to active bleeding as evidenced by low H & H. 4. Risk for Hypovolemic shock related to blood loss as evidenced by patients H & H. 5. Anxiety related to threat of current health status as evidenced by palpitations, increased pulse and the inability to fall asleep.

i got a B+ in A&P1 and now am in A&P2 and am struggling we had one test but i feel confused and the teacher doesn't engage with students and talk way too fast

so i'm 19 i have been at a community college for 2 years and am a pre nursing student. am taking cellular biology, A&P, A history Class and a human development class. so in A&P1 i got a B+ and the teacher was tougher than A&P2 teacher. am struggling with this class the teacher talks too much and i can't comprehend. he gave us a note packet and there is no powerpoints. i attend SI study sessions three times a week two before class and one after class. i don't skip class and attend everyday. i really need a A in this class guys and i haven't talked to this teacher because yet. he doesn't pass back any tests or quizes and we only have taken one test and i got a 79 out of 100 and he added 5 points from a pop quiz so really i think it would have been lower. should i go talk to my old teacher on how to do better because she is also teaching A&P2 this semester but i couldn't take it because it was in the morning. so what to do? during lab we take 5 point quizzes and i studied and it was about the heart and i messed up today so.....? i don't know what to do and sorry for the bad use of words.