Hey guys! How are all of you? I just can't seem to get enough of this site!!! I love it!
Ok, here's my post for the night:
What are some really good nursing websites? I want to know about sites from nursing humor to study guides for tests.
Please post ANY and ALL websites you can think of. I am hoping to get a head start on nursing school by trying to get into the "groove" and beginning to understand the terminology.
http://wps.prenhall.com/chet_london_maternal_1 - online student companion website for maternal-newborn & child nursing by marcia l. london, patricia a. ladewig, jane w. ball, and ruth l. bindler.
this is a free student resources site for foundations of maternal-newborn nursing at http://evolve.elsevier.com/murray/foundations you need to register to get access to the free resources [make sure you remember your username (which evolve assigns to you) and password]
case studies are under course documents/resources. there is also a neonatal assessment video that you can watch.
Specializes in med/surg, telemetry, IV therapy, mgmt.
when you have to, and your instructors have given you no other guidance on how to manage your group and the group project, here's some links that some thoughtful educators put together to help students get through these assignments. . .yes, there is a reason you are having to do them.
http://apu.gcal.ac.uk/ciced/ch33.html - working as part of an academic team. a bit scholarly and probably written more for instructors, buy, hey! might as well get some insight as to what their thinking process is, don't you think?
if you want more information about teams and teamwork, one of the books that is considered to be a standard reference on this subject can probably be found in most libraries: the team handbook, peter r. scholtes, brian l. joiner, barbara j. streibel. team approach to accomplishing work projects is a common method employed by a large number of industries.
I wish I had found allnurses.com and this thread at the beginning of my nursing school experience. Many of these links would have come handy!!! Good luck to you, current and future nursing students!
CRIMSON
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