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Shout out to my healthcare connections, especially nursing students and nurses. I would like to invite you to join this webinar for practical strategies and inspiring experiences that will raise your approach to patient care.

Doctor vs Doctor of Nursing: Understanding the Key Differences Discover the distinctions between a medical doctor and a doctor of nursing practice. Learn how nursing and medicine differ in their standards, focus, and patient care approaches. Gain insights into the unique roles and responsibilities of each profession. #DoctorVsDoctorOfNursing #MedicalVsNursing #NursingPractice #PatientCare #HealthcareProfessions #MedicalSpecialization #NursingResearch #HealthcareEducation #NursingStandards #DifferentProfessions

Producing high-quality work that follows your client's wants and needs will get you repeat business. Last month, a new client contacted me via LI requesting a merit review of ~ 4,500 pages. I completed the review within two weeks (including his request for a condensed chronology). This client did not want a formal written report but a phone call to discuss my findings paired with the chronology. My condensed chronology included an analysis section outlining: ☑ Where the deviation likely occurred. ☑ Key players. ☑ Red flags and/or inconsistencies. ☑ Nursing insights. ☑ Definitions/explanations of key medical aspects. ☑ The recommended expert to obtain. Just a 30-minute phone call with this client, and he had all the information he needed to move forward with the case. Fast forward to this week, and he has sent me another case for a chronology and phone discussion. Listen to your client. Believe in yourself, your work product, and your many years of nursing experience. Happy Nurses Week to all of my fellow nurses! #trialattorney #medicalmalpracticeattorney #personalinjuryattorney

What is virtual nursing? Here is just a snippet. It is the integration and expansion of the care team through audio/video technology.

Are you interested in submitting an abstract for the National Nursing Forum but not sure where to start? Our latest NurseClick article shares tips on crafting a compelling abstract to showcase your insights. ✍💡 https://ow.ly/rWjt50QizyK

The Nurs FPX 4010 Assessment 4 assesses students’ competency in applying advanced nursing concepts and skills. This assessment is designed to evaluate the integration of theoretical knowledge with clinical practice in a simulated or real-world context.  https://lnkd.in/eyDs-Shc

Lead Nurse Educator, Christine Vogel, MSN, RN, CHSE, CHSOS, shared her favorite UbiSim Scenario! It's Earl Jenkins. Here's why: "Heart failure exacerbation was one of my favorite simulations to author. This scenario includes a complex medical history, many abnormal and dynamic assessment signs that look incredibly realistic, the chance for learners to practice SBAR communication with the provider and carry out multiple provider orders, and independent nursing interventions that help the patient. Heart failure is a chronic illness and is associated with conditions such as depression. It is important for nurse learners to care for patients and families experiencing chronic illnesses such as heart failure, to provide therapeutic communication, education, and empathy, as well as recognize and treat exacerbations skillfully." Request a demo of UbiSim here: https://bit.ly/3U5sVn3

Happy to share a recent article I co-authored for ORManager about CNOR Specialty Designations! Being recognized with a CNOR designation showcases uncommon skillsets and dedication to excellence in perioperative nursing. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your career in the operating room, pursuing this certification can open up new opportunities for growth and advancement in the field. Check out the full article to learn more about how CNOR can elevate your practice and distinguish you as a top-tier perioperative nurse - CNOR specialty designations distinguish uncommon skillsets - OR Manager. #CNOR #PerioperativeNursing #ExcellenceInPractice 

Is your local health system spending thousands, if not millions of dollars a year on unreliable interpreter services? Is the staff properly trained in handling LEP patients and the nuances that come with section 1557 of the ACA? Canopy isn't just for medical institutions. Large HCO's would greatly benefit from a product that educates clinical staff on medical spanish/mandarin/etc. to increase patient safety and reduce readmission rates, among other things.