Yulianna Fedorchak, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, CCRN’s Post

🌟 **Monday Motivation for Future Nurses! 🌟** Happy Monday, nursing warriors! 💉💪 As we dive into another week, let's take a moment to reflect on the journey that brought us here and the exciting path ahead. Whether you're hitting the books for the NCLEX or starting that thrilling new nursing role, remember: every small step counts! Remember the three P’s: Practice, Patience, and Positivity! 🩺 Practice Embrace every study session. Practice questions can feel tedious, but each one is a building block of your future success. Use resources like *UWorld* or *Hurst Review* to get the most out of your prep! 💖 Patience : It’s normal to feel overwhelmed. Nursing school is no walk in the park, but every challenge is an opportunity to grow. Take a deep breath and trust the process. You've got this! 🌈 Positivity: Surround yourself with uplifting energy! Connect with fellow students, join study groups, or simply share your thoughts here. Let’s lift each other up! Remember, the nursing community is as supportive as it is strong. 🎉 To all the soon-to-be NCLEX test-takers: You are not alone! Share your study tips, worries, or triumphs in the comments below. Let’s create a supportive space to help each other shine in our community or on Instagram chat for NCLEX students . ✨ Let’s kick this week off with determination and hope! How are you planning to make this week count? Drop your goals in the comments! New nurses drop these in the community on Instagram chat for new nurses! You got this! You are making a difference already! 🙌 #MondayMotivation #NursingSchool #NCLEX #FutureNurse #NursingCommunity #community #nurseinprogress #YouGotThis #motivation

Where are you on your nursing journey? BSN, MSN, DNP, and PhD students share why they chose Cizik School of Nursing for their first step – or next step – in this video series: https://lnkd.in/gjk85f3b. Subscribe our YouTube Channel to learn more. #CizikNursing #StudentExperience

Dear Nursing Students 11. Dear Nursing Students, How do you cope with failure? The first academic failure I recorded in my entire education was when I started studying nursing. It was in my third year. I had an F in a course I took. It was a big deal for me; I never thought that could happen to me, especially since I put my best into that exam. Well, it happened. Even though it looks like a lot of us have the same issue, I was confused about why I had to become part of the group. It was a lot for me during that time. I doubted if I needed to really put in my best, because even if I did, I could still get an F. How did I get through this stage? My parents were the ones who supported me the most. This really helped me because I knew I had to keep their trust. I also had to learn that I would rather try my best and fail than not try at all. Here are some practical tips to cope with failure and stay resilient. Failure isn’t as easy as it seems when you are going through it. It’s necessary to seek support from friends, families, and classmates for guidance and support. ▶️Reflect and learn: Take time to reflect on what went wrong and why. Identify areas for improvement and develop a plan to address them. ▶️Self-Compassion: Be kind to yourself and recognize that everyone experiences setbacks at some point. Avoid self-criticism and instead focus on self-care activities. ▶️Stay Persistent: Perseverance is key to overcoming failure. Dear Nursing Students, failure means many things. It may not even be in your academics. Whatever it is, would you rather stop trying or keep trying? Dear Nursing Students, Do you have any experience with failure? Reflect on them and share with us how you overcame them. PS: Drop one piece of advice you would give to a student facing failure when you come across this post. #nursesonlinkedin #ayogrowthsquad #nursing

So proud of Chloe Davis and Nadia Alcindor ❤️ on our latest review paper, which focused on the extent to which the literature describes social media use and psychological distress among undergraduate nursing students. Our findings highlight some implications on the future of nursing education. Take a peek at the abstract below 😃 #social media use #distress #nursing students #future nursing workforce

Moving higher

A reminder of the article I did for RCNi :: Nursing Standard looking how how to be innovative as a student nurse. 💜 I hope it helps student nurses to feel empowered that you can make a difference on placement and you have unique skills to bring to the table! https://lnkd.in/e-WSucEK

The #critical #shortage of #nursingfaculty has been, and continues to be, a key factor in the development of competent nurses who are capable of meeting the demands of acute patient needs in today's #healthcare environment. It is disheartening to hear that the nursing faculty's accreditation under the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (#ACEN) has been at stake due to #insufficient #resources and time to #support the faculty in meeting the #accreditation #requirements. The fact that faculty members felt compelled to walk out because their program's accreditation was hanging by a thread highlights the urgency of the situation. Nursing programs, much like medical or law programs, require specialized attention and support. It is crucial for #higher #education #administrators at #universities and #statecolleges to recognize this distinction and provide the necessary accommodations for these programs to thrive. Addressing the critical needs of #nursing programs goes beyond the collegial atmosphere. It requires a concerted effort to bridge the gap in resources, time, and support to ensure that #nursingfaculty can adequately prepare students to become competent and compassionate nurses. By doing so, we can safeguard the #quality of #nursing #education and ultimately improve #patient #care #outcomes. #NursingFacultyShortage #AccreditationMatters #SupportNursingPrograms #QualityEducation #PatientCare #FacultyResources #AcademicChallenges #NursingEducation #HealthcareProfessional #NursingLeadership #ImprovingOutcomes

According to a 2022 NCSBN survey, males make up only 11% of the national nursing workforce and 8% of Maryland nurses. Understanding the experiences of male prelicensure nursing students is key to creating an inclusive environment. SU's School of Nursing uses innovative strategies, including holistic admissions, male faculty role models, and outreach to high school students. 🏥🌟 Read WellNest Magazine for a more in-depth look at how our School of Nursing is championing change, working to recruit and retain more male nurses: https://ow.ly/LQNx50QGi79

"Nursing students, let's set ourselves up for success! As a nursing student at Miami Dade College, I've learned that effective studying is crucial to achieving our goals. Here are some good study habits to adopt: Create a study schedule and stick to it Review notes regularly, don't cram! Practice with NCLEX-style questions Join a study group for support and collaboration Take breaks to avoid burnout Remember, nursing school is challenging, but with the right mindset and study habits, we can conquer it! Let's support each other and strive for excellence. #NursingStudents #StudyTips #MDCNursing"