Celebrating Our STNAs: The Heartbeat of Our Care This month, we celebrated our incredible STNAs for National STNA Week, who make a world of difference in the lives of our residents every day. From compassionate care to joyous laughter and unwavering support, our STNAs are the true heartbeat of our nursing facilities. Their dedication, kindness, and hard work ensure our residents not only receive excellent care but also feel valued and loved. Thank you, STNAs, for your endless commitment to making our community a better, brighter place!
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Mirror image of mentorship & early professional socialization for the culture, a glimpse of evidence-based excellence In this photo: RNs of color attended Diversity CRNA Information Sessions & Airway Simulation Lab Workshops hosted at Rutgers University/Camden 2009, Columbia University 2018, Emory University 2018 & Samuel Merritt University 2019. A total of 61 Diversity CRNA events that transitioned 820 of these nurses into CRNAs today. This does not take into account the 140 nurse anesthesia students of color currently enrolled into graduate programs. See what happens when you have purposeful intent in your heart? #growth Fun fact: Out of a 60K CRNA Workforce, only 4% are Black CRNAs, 4% Hispanic CRNAs, 3% Asian CRNAs & 0.7% Indigenous CRNAs In 2024, we have 5 Diversity CRNA Info & Airway events with early professional socialization to increase representation. This fun fact moves us to do so. Grateful for being an agent of change. #diversitycrna #immersionmodel
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Each one, mentor one… On thé cover, Dr. Stephen Sanchez, DNP, CRNA (Assistant Professor, Fairfield University) and the others embedded in video attended Diversity CRNA Events as ICU Nurses and are now CRNAs. Over 820 RNs of color became CRNAs with the Immersion Model. Fun fact: Out of a 60K CRNA Workforce, only 4% are Black CRNAs, 4% Hispanic CRNAs, 3% Asian CRNAs & 0.7% Indigenous CRNAs In 2024, we have 5 Diversity CRNA Information Sessions & Airway Simulation Lab Workshop events with early professional socialization to increase representation. This fun fact moves us to do so. www.DiversityCRNA.org #diversitycrna #immersionmodel #evidencebased
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Organized and promoted by ACRP - Association of Clinical Research Professionals since 2014, #ClinicalTrialsDay is celebrated on May 20 as a joyful opportunity to pause in reflection, recognition, and admiration of all that has been accomplished thanks to #clinicaltrials and the people behind them. Clinical Trials Day is celebrated globally each May 20 to recognize the day in 1747 that James Lind, a ship’s surgeon in the British Royal Navy, started what is often considered to be the first randomized #clinicaltrial. In this case, it was to study the effects of different treatments on #scurvy, a disease caused by a deficiency of #vitaminC, and a major scourge for sailors on long voyages. Amazingly, Lind had found a cure for scurvy--after carrying out a clinical trial in only 12 people, of whom only two received the active treatment of citrus fruits. Many historians believe that the prevention and treatment of scurvy using citrus was the single most important factor in enhancing the physical health of the British fleet. In the world of #clinicalresearch, the path forward is forged through the relentless pursuit of knowledge, an exacting application of best practices, and an unwavering commitment to championing patient well-being. This is the work of clinical research professionals. #CTD2024 They Are the Trailblazers Among Us. https://lnkd.in/e6PU3RTp
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History Facts Today - History of hospitals in Greensboro, NC It's Nurses Week and this blog explores the history of hospitals in Greensboro, NC. read more about this: https://lnkd.in/emWw5uBW
History Facts Today – History of hospitals in Greensboro, NC Greensboro, NC, is very fortunate to have a lot of excellent medical facilities. Going back in history, Greensboro always provided places to care for the wounded and sick. Even during the bloody Civil War, soldiers were shipped to the “Gate City” and various hospitals, and “makeshift hospitals” cared for the wounded. The First Presbyterian Church served as a hospital during the end of the war in March 1865. One building from the original church houses today the Greensboro Historical Museum. Today, Greensboro is lucky to have “state-of-the-art” hospitals in the city and surrounding areas. more: https://lnkd.in/e3hQ28xr #Thursday #history #nursesweek #medicalstaff #explore #tourguide #greensboro #hospitals
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Discover the transformative power of Mayo Clinic's integrated care model! At Mayo Clinic, it's not just about treating diseases; it's about enhancing lives, igniting hope, and redefining what's possible in medicine. Their unparalleled approach places the individual at the heart of care, ensuring extended quality of life and inspiring countless individuals to reach beyond their medical expectations. Mayo Clinic's model of care isn't just magic – it's a beacon of innovation and compassion. By seamlessly integrating various specialties and disciplines, Mayo Clinic offers a holistic healthcare experience that empowers patients and fosters healing on every level. Here is a heartwarming story of a mother who experienced the Mayo magic – where hope thrives, expectations are exceeded, and lives are forever changed. #MayoClinic #IntegratedCare #HealthcareInnovation
A tremendous story of perseverance and resilience, and a testament to the power of integrated multidisciplinary care. Read Promise’s inspiring journey to get a new heart and a new lease on life. https://mayocl.in/3vgiGUZ
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I am sharing my latest post from WorkersCompensation . com In this post, I share an important resource case managers can use to assist people who suffer an illness or injury that leaves them unable to work. Please take a minute to read it and keep in for a resource to meet the needs of your patients. You might need to add your email to read the article, but this is a free e-letter that provides information that will keep you at the top of your game—looking forward to your comments!
We love this! In today's #CaseManagementFocus, Anne Llewellyn MS, BCPA, RN, CMGT-BC, CRRN, BCPA, FCM catches up with Danielle Troxel for the latest from Kind Souls Foundation https://lnkd.in/ev24kGDS
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🎊🎉Celebrating International Clinical Trials Day: Advancing Health Together ⚕️🏥 Today, on International Clinical Trials Day, we celebrate the remarkable advancements in medical science made possible through clinical trials. These trials are the backbone of medical research, driving the development of new treatments and improving patient outcomes globally. Did you know? 🤔💡May 20th also commemorates the day in 1774 when James Lind, a British Royal Navy ship's surgeon, conducted the first randomized clinical trial to study the effects of different treatments on scurvy in sailors. Why are clinical trials important? ‼️ 1. Innovation: Clinical trials pave the way for innovative treatments and therapies that can save lives. 2. Patient Safety: They ensure that new treatments are safe and effective before becoming widely available. 3. Medical Knowledge:Clinical trials contribute to our understanding of diseases and how to combat them. On this day, we honor the patients who participate in trials, the researchers who dedicate their lives to advancing medicine, and the healthcare professionals who support these efforts. Their contributions help bring hope and healing to millions. How can you get involved? 🎗️🗣️✅ - Educate Yourself: Learn about the clinical trial process and its impact on healthcare. - Support Research: Advocate for funding and policies that promote clinical research. - Participate: Consider enrolling in a clinical trial or encouraging others to do so. Together, we can continue to push the boundaries of medical science and bring new hope to patients around the world. #ClinicalTrialsDay #AdvancingHealth #MedicalResearch #PatientCare #InnovationInHealthcare
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#facilitiesengineering and #facilitiesoperations (#facilitiesmgmt ) can have an impact on an #acquisition #program for the #dod / #defence See how Defense Acquisition University is brining this knowledge and more! Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition & Sustainment Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
The Visiting Faculty at the Defense Acquisition University bring unique perspectives to DAU and the Defense Acquisition Workforce. Dr. Karin W., a Visiting Faculty member from the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing brings her experience in trauma medicine to her "High Reliability Amidst Perpetual Disruption" DAU web series. Defense Acquisition professionals can also take lessons from her recent article on "Facility Emergency Preparedness"-- the value of prior planning, standards, and structure. Stephanie Halcrow
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Breaking the Myth: Age Shouldn't Limit Your CRNA Aspirations! Ever thought, "I'm too old for CRNA school"? Let's bust that myth wide open. Age is just a number, not a barricade. Consider this: Sam Walton opened the first Walmart at 44, becoming one of the richest. Viola Davis hit her stride in her 40s. Here's the truth: Pursuing your CRNA dream knows no age limit. Just like medical school, it's a path that can be walked at any life stage. Sure, there are considerations, like the duration of the educational journey, but it's never too late. Don't let self-doubt set your expiration date. Having had over 100 game plan calls with ICU nurses, the prevailing barrier isn't age—it's limiting beliefs. You've got potential, experience, and resilience. Let's shift the narrative from "I'm too old" to "I'm ready for the challenge." Your journey might be unique, but that doesn't make it less valid. Embrace the wisdom and skills that come with experience. If you're letting age hold you back, let's chat. Break the myth, and instead seize the opportunity.
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The state of New York has it right!... easing restrictions on PA practice increases access to care for Americans. Help us in Maryland get the PA Modernization Act (SB 0167) passed!! We need your help to get a strong vote in committee, both chambers of the Maryland General Assembly, and to get the bill signed by the Governor. The legislation addresses the following issues for PAs: -->Moving away from “supervision” to describe the nature of the PA working relationship with physicians and replacing it with “collaboration.” -->Eliminating delegation agreements and replacing them with collaboration registrations. -->Allowing scope of practice to be based upon a PA’s education, training, experience, and competencies rather than the physician’s scope. How you can help: Click the link https://p2a.co/ckYXF5Y to use the pre-written message we have provided to send an email to your legislators asking them to support this bill. Please customize this message using your own personal story. The more personal this message is the better! #MarylandPA #PAstudent #PAsGoBeyond #PhysicianAssistant #PhysicianAssociate
New York has it right! Support Maryland SB0167/HB806! https://lnkd.in/eAGpXCDV
Healthcare workers react to loosened restrictions on Physician Assistants
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