Hey Y'all, I was just accepted into an evidence based nursing practice fellowship program. I have proposed a project that would look at how we as nurses handle healthcare associated delirium (HCAD) in...
spartan_nurse replied to nursingaround1's topic in General Nursing
I think being self aware like you are is so important to be empathetic and provide good nursing care. However, I think we are forgetting how to provide patient centered care and tayoling what...
I am senior nursing student in my final rotation through an ICU. During the day my preceptor had the code pager. We responded to a cardiac arrest code. We did compressions for 45 minutes while pushing...
Hi All, So I landed an interview with Vanderbilt University hospital. I am over the moon, but as I started to do my interview prep, I started to think about what I should be wearing. I'm a male new...
Yes, thank you. I know it's 2 seperate licenses, I just say "transfer" for the sake of not typing it all out. I'm kind of still in college mode where transfering credits is a thing. So I'm moving from...
Thanks for the info! I'll probably get licensed in Michigan then and transfer the license once I have it an dif I need to. I just hope the employer will be patient if I have to transfer my
So I'm graduating from my BSN program in August (8/7...88days 2 hours and 38 minutes in case I was counting). I live in Michigan, but will be applying for jobs in Tennessee and Michigan. When I...
spartan_nurse replied to spartan_nurse's topic in Home Health
We've talked about a HHA, but she is really resistant to the idea. I didn't drive her in my personal vehicle, it's part of an ambulant care. We have a protocol, a partner, and EMS training on how to...
spartan_nurse replied to spartan_nurse's topic in Home Health
Not in my personal vehicle. I worked for an ambulatory home health service. We have a specially equipt vehicle and stamard protocol for transporting patients using a partner. Simply we're home care...
I'm relatively new to geriatric care and definitely new to homecare and I have a question for you all. A client lives at home with her husband and grown son. She is in her late 50's with a complicated...
I'm relatively new to geriatric care and definitely new to homecare and I have a question for you all. A client lives at home with her husband and grown son. She is in her late 50's with a complicated...