Podcasts about newnurses

Being proactive, situational awareness, applying what you've learned in the past to future situations are crucial skills to develop early on as a newly licensed nurse. Together with Nurse Mo, a fellow nurse educator with a passion for new nurses, we discuss how you can really move the needle in development around these traits specifically. Nurse Mo's website: Nurse Mo's podcasts: Nurse Mo's courses for students:

In this episode, Adrianne chats with the nurse and author Deanna Mackey about her experiences in the early days of her career through her current situation working from home in a job that she loves. Deanna discusses nursing in a variety of settings and a variety of ways she was subject to the old cliche of nurses eating their young. It can be stressful enough to be a new nurse in the profession without the added stressors of unkind co-workers. Deanna explains how she tried to handle herself with integrity and composure even when she felt like her emotions were trying to take over. This conversation will provide new grads with some perspective on how they are deserving of respect even as learning members of the profession. Deanna also shares her victories in landing a job perfect for her lifestyle, allowing her to thrive as a mom to a young child, while still keeping the discipline and boundaries of her work life inside of her home. Within this setting, she was able to finish writing her book, Nursing at Its Finest, which you can purchase and enjoy at the retailers listed below. Barnes and NobleTargetBooks a MillionCheck out Deanna's website or link up with her social media:queenofhealthdeanna.comInstagram: queenofhealthdeannaFacebook: queenofhealthdeannaTwitter: @queenofhealthdmThanks to Deanna for being a great guest!*****Did you get something from this content? Information? A laugh? Please Like and Subscribe to show YouTube Nursing Uncensored is worth watching! You could even buy me a coffee to say thanks! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NUPodcast Want more nursing-related content?

In today's digital age, you're only a post away from potentially jeopardizing your nursing careers. Friends of Flo talks HIPAA, when to avoid posting to social media, and how employers monitor social accounts. With guest Jenny Hohneke.

There is more than one way to become a nurse. Adrianne’s journey was more of a saga. Recently, she got a message from a listener asking Adrianne to tell her story. The listener wanted to know things like how old Adrianne was when she finished, what degree path she chose, and what obstacles she faced along the way. Becoming a nurse is a difficult undertaking, and many of you know that is a gross understatement. The material is hard, has real-life consequences, AND the system is broken and inefficient making it all that much harder. If you know and love someone who is working towards or through nursing school, this may give you some perspective on what they’re experiencing. If you’re on the journey yourself and also leaping hurdles, know that your hard work will pay off. Keep going. If I can do it, you can do it. Come back next time for part 2 of the last episode, The Nursing School Roller Coaster with Jillian.Want more nursing-related content?

Friends of Flo sits down with Chaplain Libby Conley, MDiv, to discuss self-care and spirituality in nursing. What do you do for self-care after a tough shift? Let us know on our Nursing and NCLEX Mastery Facebook page: facebook.com/NursingandNCLEXMastery

The Friends of Flo team talks about getting ready for the NCLEX exam, making a study plan, and what to do the night before.

This week we dive back into my marathon call with my good friend and travel nurse Lindsay Dingbaum. Since we can get our gab on like pros, we covered a LOT of information like...-The multifaceted nature of a nurse's emotions-Advice for new travellers-Narcotics and end-of-life-care: a nurse's discomfort-Dealing with undesirable assignments-Getting used to a new place as a traveller-Designer scrubs (yes, we go there again)...and a million other little things on our minds. (Warning: we may cry again and also we get fast and loose with the cursewords, so beware)Happy Nursing, folks!Subscribe, like, share, comment!

Dr. Rebecca Porter PHD, RN and Dr. Andrew Whitters DNP, ARNP discuss the importance of nursing in the medical field and how often the nurse can be the patient's best advocate.

The Friends of Flo team talks about time as it relates to nursing: when they're pressed for it and how to make time for patients. Dr. Tess Judge-Ellis' article about these issues is discussed, along with naming, claiming, and explaining the role of NPs. Friends of Flo is: Dr. Rebecca Porter PHD, RN, Dr. Tess Judge-Ellis DNP, ARNP, FAANP and Dr. Andrew Whitters DNP, ARNP

This week the Friends of Flo team talks medication errors; how they happen, how to deal with them, and ethical considerations.

This week Dr. Rebecca Porter PHD, RN and Dr. Andrew Whitters DNP, ARNP sit down to discuss patient falls, including Dr. Porter's recent study on the subject. How can you nurses use fall prevention culture? Link to Dr. Porter's study on patient falls in the American Journal of Nursing: https://journals.lww.com/ajnonline/Fulltext/2018/05000/CE___Original_Research__Exploring_Clinicians_.22.aspx?WT.mc_id=HPxADx20100319xMP

This week the Friends of Flo team talks about getting ready for the NCLEX exam, including study strategies and exam day tips. They also talk about study playlists, from classical to Taylor Swift. What's on your study playlist?

This week the Friends of Flo team speaks with BJ Hannnon, an Advanced Nursing Program Coordinator. They discuss how the nursing profession has evolved over time and the challenges that creates. We also learn about intergenerational friction in nursing and effective approaches to handle it.

Adrianne is back with her second solo-episode to bring you her top 5 tips for walking into a shift that can only be described as a shitshow. You know the ones we mean, where you're behind before you clock in, the call lights are non-stop and you may never get to pee again. www.medroomchronicles.comLISTEN:Spreaker: http://bit.ly/MRCSPREiTunes: https://bit.ly/MRCITUNGoogle Play Music: http://bit.ly/MRCGOOGStitcher: http://bit.ly/MRCSTITIHeartRadio: http://bit.ly/MRCIHEARTSOCIAL MEDIAFacebook: http://bit.ly/MRCFACEIG: http://bit.ly/MRCINSTTumblr: http://bit.ly/MRCTUMBTwitter: http://bit.ly/MRCTWITAdrianne wants to hear your tips for keeping zen when you know the 12-hours ahead of you are going to test your patience, endurance and sanity. Like, comment, share.

Welcome to Season 3 of the FreshRN Podcast. In this episode, we interview Karen Kesten DNP APRN CCRN-K CCNS CNE, with the AACN about nursing certifications and why they are important to our profession, plus how to become certified.

Being the new nurse on the unit is hard. You can't find the light switches or the butt cream and you're not sure which doc to page....and on top of all that, other nurses are being cold as hell. What's up with that? Adrianne and Andrew discuss what it means when people say "nurses eat their young" and talk about why this happens, why it's such a horrible idea, and what you can do about it. Join us, like, subscribe, share!Happy Nursing, folks!nursinguncensored.com