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In a series of infographics, the GAPNA Health Affairs Committee disseminates information related to Medicare. The 6th in the series focuses on Original Medicare. Check it out👇 ow.ly/f4WC50SAJnc #Gerontology #Nursing #Medicare #Infographic #HealthAffairs

In a series of infographics, the GAPNA Health Affairs Committee disseminates information related to Medicare. The 5th in the series focuses on Nursing Home Visits. Check it out👇 ow.ly/f4WC50SAJnc #Gerontology #Nursing #Medicare #Infographic #HealthAffairs

In a series of infographics, the GAPNA Health Affairs Committee disseminates information related to Medicaid. The 3rd in the series gives an overview of Medicaid. Check it out👇 ow.ly/rAU250SAJuv #Gerontology #Nursing #Medicare #Infographic #HealthAffairs

In modern genetics, nurse sows are often a necessary tool to be able to manage the high number of piglets, but the goal should always be to maximize the number of piglets that each dam can manage by herself. In this article, Javier Lorente and Luis Sanjoaquin Romero explain in very simple and practical terms how to create nurse sows. #swine #sows #piglets #management https://lnkd.in/eFX8gJeM

In a series of infographics, the GAPNA Health Affairs Committee disseminates information related to Medicare. The 7th in the series focuses on the Health Affairs Committee and student engagement. Check it out👇 ow.ly/f4WC50SAJnc #Gerontology #Nursing #Medicare #Infographic #HealthAffairs

Looking to apply for your CLIP placement this year? If you’re looking for some top tips to refresh your CV for your application, then why not sign up for our FREE CV webinar on the 4th November? Martine, from Prospect Health, will run through the key things you need to include on your CV to bag the perfect CLIP placement. She will explore the essential elements to incorporate, you’ll be able to learn about the optimal structure and layout of your CV as well as understanding the crucial components that will increase your chances of securing an interview. Prepare yourself to find your perfect CLIP placement and set the stage for a successful Optometry career! Register via the link below https://lnkd.in/ehDUJfrp IF YOU REGISTER AND CANNOT ATTEND A COPY OF THE RECORDING WILL BE SENT TO YOU THE NEXT DAY #prospecthealth #optometrystudent #optometry #optics #opthamology #eyedoctor #optician #opthamologist #opticaljobs #cvguide

In a series of infographics, the GAPNA Health Affairs Committee disseminates information related to Medicare. The second in the series focuses on Medicare Cognitive Assessments and Care Plan Services. Check it out👇 ow.ly/4SsA50SncKN #Gerontology #Nursing #Medicare #Infographic #HealthAffairs

Being a vet/vet nurse is hard. Being a mum/dad is hard. Being a working mum/dad (who also happens to be a vet/vet nurse) makes that harder still not to mention just general guff that life throws at you. AND on top of that... We deal with the general public on a daily basis. That in itself can be a mine field of navigating the owners feelings, their backstories (it's not called baggage these days apparently) and their very real emotional attachment to their pet who also happens to be their best, sometimes even their only friend or their favourite child (I'm with them on that). As a GP Vet we have to be a medic, surgeon, pharmacist, dermatologist, neurologist, behaviourist etc etc but often also a social worker and dare I say it friend to our clients. We have to have the ability to switch from emotionally supporting clients through what are often extremely traumatic events such as RTAs, breaking bad news, euthanasias etc, then straight into the next consult where we play with puppies or give routine health checks. We are "forced" to be able to turn the emotions on and off like a switch. I feel that we as a collective are drawn to the profession because deep down we are empathetic and caring individuals (I mean let's be honest it, it can be really deep down for most referral orthopods 😂😜 but it's in their somewhere I'm sure) It is emotionally draining. It's even more draining when you've got a whole heap of stuff going on in your private life that can be all consuming, but in our job we have to make ourselves park that really important stuff in one section of our brains and crack on like everything is cool and that you ARE in fact a professional, competent, capable, confident etc IT IS HARD!! I've had to ring #vetlife on more than one occasion, in fact I have them on speed dial (jokes) but I think I might have a loyalty card somewhere. Personally my entire life I have always tried to use comedy to hide the whole emosh stuff but it's not done me any favours in the past. HOWEVER! And I am getting to the point at last! Mental health is in my opinion still a taboo. We all have posters up in clinic. We have the NOMV and Be Kind campaign. If I'm honest I'd like to think that most practices would like to be supportive of colleagues but it's finding the time in the day to support one another when you're already understaffed and overworked. Having someone to offload BIG life event stuff in a safe space is for me personally hugely important. I haven't always utilised friends, family or colleagues and it's been hugely detrimental to my mental health - I'm thinking I need to get another Labrador to share the load on my current hound. As someone who suffers massive imposter syndrome and huge self doubt at times, despite the extroverted exuberant exterior, sharing with colleagues or even a little offload with the cashier at Morrisons (other supermarkets are available) it really does makes a difference. Share the load folks

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