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I'm interested in starting my MSN online. I got my BSN online at Chamberlain. How many hours a week did you spend on school? I plan on going to Western Governors University online.

Hello, I'm interested in Western Governor's University's Master's program in leadership and management. I'm interested if anyone else has gotten their MSN online at WGU and how many hours a week they spent on schoolwork. I got my Bachelor's online at Chamberlain. I want to finish the program in 2 years. I'm just concerned how it will fit in with my life right now. All responses appreciated!!!

Yes, I can take a break since it is not an RN to MSN program.

I'm currently in a RN-BSN program that I am almost half-way done with. In ADN school, I always thought I wanted to become a nurse practitioner, at this point I have changed my mind on that route. However, it has been my dream to get my master's degree for a long time. I have a really good paying job, but it doesn't pay more if you have your BSN. I still want to get my master's, but I don't know if it's worth all the worth all the added student debt and stress. If I decide to continue, I would most likely get an MSN in administration. Everyone says "Continue school, don't quit!", but I don't really know if this is even the best option. At the facility I work at, they do not pay for continuing education and I have applied for many scholarships in the past. What should I do????

Nope. I finished the assignment. Thank you though!

I get your point. I finished the assignment, so its over. I've had more than enough people make me feel stupid about this, you got your message across too. I understand this is not what allnurses is for.

Great question!

I actually have the same assignment currently. My teacher informed us it is fine to do the interview via email, actually.

I am getting my BSN at Chamberlain and I have an assignment to interview a nursing informatics expert (I work at a facility that uses paper charting). Examples of people to interview include... Nursing Clinical Information Manager; Super User, Director/Manger Clinical Education; Chief Information Officer; Quality Assurance or Performance Improvement Nurse; Nurse Informaticist; Telenursing Specialist; Nurse Abstractor; Case Manager; Compliance Nurse. Here are the questions. I would greatly appreciate if someone could answer the first five questions, then one of the optional questions. Describe your career path to your current position. Include information about education and experiences. Discuss the value of best evidence as a driving force in delivery of nursing care at your facility. What safeguards and decision-making support tools are embedded in patient care technologies and information systems that support safe practice at your facility? Tell me about patient care technologies that have improved patient care at your facility. What groups of healthcare workers rely on you to collect high quality information/data and how is that information utilized? Optional Questions (answer only ONE question from the choices below) Please tell me what challenges you have faced in dealing with other disciplines who may not understand the needs of nurses/nursing?” Please share an example of how garbage in/garbage out (GIGO) impacted a decision related to your information/data collection. Please give me an example of how the lack of interprofessional collaboration impacted your role. Please describe what a typical day on the job is like for you?

I have the same assignment. I'd love your help. I'm going to PM you. If you do not want to help that's ok too.

I'm going to be switching to a psych nursing job soon. I haven't started, but I've been wondering if I'd get in trouble for very short acrylic nails.

That's all the information I was given.

I am currently working on my BSN online. I have no experience working in healthcare though. I will start my first job in 9 days. I have an assignment next week where I have to write about a nursing care issue. Does anyone have any good examples? What comes to mind to me are ethical issues. It CANNOT be a medical issue. Thanks in advance!

I am doing some clinical objectives about shadowing in labor and delivery for RN school. I need to talk about 5 things about the charting in labor in delivery. Any hints from those who work or have worked in labor and delivery? :)

Will taking 3 classes for that one semester push me too far?