Recent changes to allnurses

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    Joe V
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    Joe V

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Specializes in Programming / Strategist for allnurses.

Small changes were done throughout the site in response to our growing membership and the migration towards mobile.

The following forums were moved:

Critical Care and APRN forums can be found under Specialties.

Registered Nurses: Diploma / ADN / BSN can be found under Students.

World Nursing can be found under Nurses.

What's New, Mark Read, Get Daily, and Breakroom can be found by clicking on the Search icon in header.

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There is a new setting under Account / Settings to keep the new Search bar open all the time.

Account settings can be found by clicking on your username - upper right hand side.

Stay tune for more changes.

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Specializes in retired LTC.

Your word "changes" in the title above is a spelling typo.

How do I find "about amoLucia"? Used to be on the upper right side so I could find all my postings.

It was also on the right side where to find the little envelope to PM others.

I don't do well with change!!

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Specializes in Programming / Strategist for allnurses.
How do I find "about amoLucia"? Used to be on the upper right side so I could find all my postings.

It was also on the right side where to find the little envelope to PM others.

Account settings can be found by clicking on your username - upper right hand side.
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Specializes in ER.

You call this 'slight'? This is unusable. What happened here?

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The search icon is the magnifying glass . . . .(I had to be told this so I'm just throwing it out there). :bag:

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Bubble profile pic cant view my text now, I gotta change my avatar :angrybird10:

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Specializes in Oncology; medical specialty website.

​Why are registered nurses being considered "students"?

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Specializes in Med nurse in med-surg., float, HH, and PDN.

Gee,I can't say as I care for the round avatars. Why was this necessary to change?

And how do I delete the grey bar that says 'recent changes to allnurses'

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Specializes in NICU.

I like the changes in the design. Now if only I could skip through post like I can on the desktop. That would be great!!!

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Gee,I can't say as I care for the round avatars. Why was this necessary to change?

And how do I delete the grey bar that says 'recent changes to allnurses'

I never even noticed that the avatars were round! :facepalm:

We need that "Recent changes" notification for awhile. It has to be someplace that stands out is my best guess.

NSIME . . . I've been here since 2002. Technology changes; upgrades are necessary every once in awhile. At first, people can be confused (I know I was) but each time once I get used to the new ways, I honestly cannot remember what the old ways were.

Give it a few days and ask specific questions about things that befuddle you. If I can get it, I know you can. I'm a terribly un-tech-savvy person!

:yes:

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Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

AN continues to evolve to meet new technology.

Please ask specific questions and we will address them. We all know (even staff lol) that change is....well....change so please let us know what is concerning you and we WILL address it.

@OCRN64 - RNs are considered students when they advance to a higher degree, hence the student

@bcandygurl - not sure what you are referring to, could you be a little more specific?

@NoStars - round avatars are more visually appealing. You can resize or choose a different avatar.

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Specializes in ER.

OK, I figured it out, it looks like I'll survive. I couldn't figure out how to find my lifeline, 'new posts'. Ugh, change is inevitable I suppose. Thanks for talking me down folks!

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