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The Journal of Emergency Nursing has recently updated its blog to focus more broadly on the meaningful moments that occur in the emergency care setting. The Journal’s goal for this blog is to capture experiences in emergency care that positively impact emergency nurses or the patients and communities they serve. The Meaningful Moments in Emergency Nursing blog offers a story-telling forum for perspectives on emergency nursing to share impactful moments. You can find the JEN blog exclusively on the Journal of Emergency Nursing website, jenonline.org. It focuses on first-person narrative essays, art, or poetry reflecting the human emotion and experiences of emergency nurses and the people they accompany in care. This non-peer-reviewed blog allows emergency nurses, colleagues, and patients to share moments and events that touched them in emergency care settings. Submissions to the blog should be fewer than 1,000 words. Stories about patients require consent, and no identifiable information is allowed. If you are interested in sharing a meaningful moment, please contact the JEN Blog Editors: Holly Cook MSN, RN, TNS, CEN or Casey Green MSN, RN, RRNA, CCRN-CMC, CTRN, CFRN, CEN, TCRN, CPEN, CNRN, NRP at BlogofJEN@gmail.com.

What does the future of perioperative nursing look like? 🔮 Although progress has been made in the field of nursing, there is still a lot of work to do. The third report on the future of nursing, “The Future of Nursing 2020-2030,” outlines ways in which nurses can continue to be a positive force for change. In the October Issue of AORN Journal, we highlight many of the topics outlined in the report. Some of these articles include: 🔍🔍🔍 ✅ Using an Academic-Practice Partnership to Address the Perioperative Nursing Shortage ✅ Embracing Our Differences: Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Through Perioperative Nursing Education ✅ Supporting Perioperative Safety During a Disaster Through Clinical Crisis Education ✅ Fostering Nurse Well-Being to Promote Equitable Care Nurses at all levels can advocate for and effect change. What’s the single biggest issue for the perioperative nursing profession right now? Tell us below👇🏽 https://lnkd.in/gWRehh9P Not a member? Join today and get full access to the AORN Journal. #surgerylife #AORNJournal #ORNurse #Nursing #NurseLife #Nurses

Did You Know? Nursing school or Medical school won’t teach dialysis or go in depth about kidney disease! I can teach you Nursing & Medical Students! #nurse #nurses #medicalschool

New year, new paper 📑 If you are interested in nurses‘ intent to stay, moral distress and the nurse practice environment among long-term care nurses (in the US), have a look at our recent publication in the Journal of Nursing Scholarship. Amil Kusain Tan, Elizabeth Capezuti, William Ellery Samuels, Laura Wagner #nursing #nurse #ouderenzorg #pflege #altenpflege

A team of five researchers, including three from ENA, conducted a survey of 427 emergency nurse managers, directors, educators and charge nurses to identify competencies, teaching modes and evaluation methods. Two focus groups were held to further narrow down those elements.  #PELVIP #postacuteservices #respiratorystaffing #respiratoryconsulting #fixinghealthcare

Are you ready to take the next step in your nursing career? Check out our latest blog for top interview tips for the Complex Care Nurse role at Paediatric Community Nursing. 👉https://lnkd.in/d5ktWyHq #NursingCareer #InterviewSuccess

Ready to turn your USA nursing dreams into reality? Dive into our latest blog “A Complete Beginner’s Guide for USA NCLEX requirements for Foreign Educated Nurses”. From requirements and eligibility criteria to NCLEX format, we've got you covered. #careergrids #nurse #nurselifern #newnurse #nursepractitioner #medical

Hi #nursingstudents! Check out our second edition of the Peel below. If you would like to receive this as a weekly email, just subscribe at the top of the newsletter: https://lnkd.in/gic8AyYz #nclexprep #nursing #funny #inspirational If you have a lot of nurses or nursing students in your network, please share!

Titiro mai, this research explores nursing students' personal, professional, and sociocultural factors when facing the challenges of assisted dying. Nursing education is crucial for future nurses to navigate such ethical dilemmas. https://lnkd.in/gB8Amrdf