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Mashup Score: 6Nurses Spread the Word About Gun Safety | Nurse.com - 2 year(s) ago
Nurses may not consider educating patients on gun safety in their wheelhouse, but some nurses say they’re in the perfect position to do it.
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The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses’ president shares her thoughts on stressors for nurses, as well as her hopes for the future.
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Check out this Q&A with AACN President Amanda Bettencourt, which touches on her concerns for critical care nursing, what she loves about being a critical care nurse, and more. https://t.co/sTpXJeAZsd
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Mashup Score: 03 "Thank You, Nurse" Stories You'll Never Forget | Nurse.com - 3 year(s) ago
Saying “Thank you, Nurse” takes moments but can have a long-lasting impact. Three nurses share stories of how “thank you” was just what they needed to hear.
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A simple "thank you" can have a long-lasting impact. Do you have a special memory that continues to brighten your spirits? https://t.co/JRu4sAbaYY
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Mashup Score: 105
Despite support from associations and employer mandates, not all nurses want the COVID-19 vaccine. But vaccine hesitancy doesn’t have just one cause.
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RT @LeeMossNP: https://t.co/sxqMUIf72R #Nurse #COVID19 #vaccinehesitancy explained by @PresidentAANP and @ANAPresident @AANP_NEWS @ANANursi…
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Mashup Score: 1Healthy Systems Leverage Tele-ICU During Pandemic | Nurse.com - 4 year(s) ago
Help during the pandemic for ICU nurses at some health systems came in the form of tele-ICU nurses working remotely to support on-site colleagues.
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Virtual hugs for the teleICU nurses! Read how tele ICUs helped meet increased ICU demands during the pandemic for Marie Mercier at @AtriumHealth in North Carolina and AACN board member Theresa Davis at @InovaHealth System in Virginia. https://t.co/2r2R8ypV7S
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Our 2020 Nurse.com Nurse Salary Research Report provides current data that can help nurses make their next career move wisely.
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How does your nurse salary compare? Read the @Nurse_com 2020 nurse salary report. #nurses #nursingcareer https://t.co/f47uUjIhW5
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Mashup Score: 3Turbulence Can Add to Your Workload Woes and Impact Patient Care - 4 year(s) ago
Defining demands on nurses by workload alone doesn’t account for inevitable interruptions, called turbulence, that impact nurses’ time and patient outcomes.
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How do you account for delays, interruptions and other types of turbulence when planning your shift? https://t.co/gnbrGcLT2U
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Researchers evaluating risk factors found understaffing and nurse workload increase the risk that ICU patients will suffer multiple organ failure.
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“No one understands the nursing care that patients need better than a nurse, so that knowledge has to be part of the decision-making process,” AACN's Sarah Delgado told @Nurse_com. Learn more about the study and consequences of high nursing workloads. https://t.co/fCU3vsMiDn
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Mashup Score: 0Meaningful nursing happens in the moments in between - 4 year(s) ago
Meaningful nursing happens in the time between procedures and exams, when it’s just the nurse and patient in the room, things are shared, and a bond forms.
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2020 may be the #YearOfTheNurse, but the best nursing takes only a moment, writes Nathan Welsh for @Nurse_com. “Now more than ever, people need to connect with another human, if only for a moment, and oftentimes that person is a nurse.” https://t.co/59db4GUu18
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ICU staff at a U.S. hospital reported average ventilation time fell by nearly 50% when they used a protocol that combined three tools.
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“The big lesson here is not just the three tools that we looked at, but there’s always a benefit in combining these proven calculators and predictors … for a synergist effect.” - Wesley Davis, @UofSouthAlabama College of Nursing. https://t.co/HDKW6M7p5A
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