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TNCC

Hi,

I am an ER nurse at the VA Medical Ctr and I was wondering if the TNCC was helpful with daily nursing task and critical thinking? I have been thinking about improving my critical thinking skills so that I can be marketable in all areas, especially if I decide to work part time at a level 1 trauma hospital or going to the ICU. Please give me your thoughts/insights of how the course was over the 2 days and how long do I need to study for the exam. thanks to all my nurses!!

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    It is absolutely worth every single second. It should be required of all ED nurses

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    It was the best class I have taken since graduating nursing school. It gives such a good overview of anatomy, physiology, critical thinking skills, and trauma.

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    I use it all the time, regardless of what type of case I happen to be working. Well worth the time. Definitely skim through the material and if you come across something not familiar, make sure to read over it b/c the hands-on and written exams will probably touch on it. Easily crosses over into my EMS work too.

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