Maverickm808

do you have any advice on studying for advanced pharmacology? its so much information and I feel like this is the hardest class I have ever taken. Thanks!

I don't understand why everyone is trying to pass the responsibility elsewhere. She accidentally killed someone, which is involuntary manslaughter. Her neglect cost a life. She is not being charged with murder.

So I'm a student graduating with an ADN. I plan on completing a BSN as quickly as possible. But I was wondering if you guys noticed a difference in ability or preparedness for new grad ADN VS BSN with no prior experience. Ive heard some say ADNs get more clinical experience and are better, or some say BSN are less likely to make mistakes. We all take the same nclex. Have you guys noticed or heard of a difference?

so this is for all the pros out there. My local hospital offers a transition program for new grads to enter ER or ICU positions for a first job. What are your opinions and views about critical care for new grads? Yay or nay, and why?