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Grandparents Day passed on September 8, 2024, but all this month is a time to celebrate those who came before us. This year’s theme is “Grand Minds: Learn, Love, Legacy.” It reminds us that it is never too late to learn and grow and that grandparents and older adults inspire, mentor, and shape the future of younger generations. This September let's #DoSomethingGrand for grandparents!
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What are your pro tips for dealing with difficult patients?
Laila Ighani posted a question in Career Advice
Dealing with difficult patients can be challenging and draining. What are your go-to strategies for handling difficult patients? How do you maintain your composure and provide quality care? Your tips may just be the answer to someone else's frustration. Can't wait to read your responses!" #NurseLife #DifficultPatients #ProTips -
The triennial theme for World Suicide Prevention Day for 2024-2026 is "Changing the Narrative on Suicide" with the call to action "Start the Conversation". The goal is to reduce the stigma around suicide and encourage open conversations, shifting from a culture of silence to one of understanding and support. What is the role of nurses in starting these conversations? Is preventing suicide part of a nurse's role?
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Do you reference the NANDA nursing diagnosis list at work?
Laila Ighani posted a question in Career Advice
Do you ever find yourself referencing the NANDA nursing diagnosis list while on the job? It can be overwhelming to remember all the potential diagnoses for your patients, and the NANDA list is a helpful resource to have on hand. Share your experiences with using the NANDA list in your practice and how it has helped you care for your patients! #NANDANursingDiagnoses #NursingPractice #NursingForum -
A recently published article titled Nursing Team Composition and Mortality Following Acute Hospital Admission found a statistically significant increase in the risk of death among patients exposed to days of low nurse staffing and that using temporary staff only partially reduced the risk of patient deaths. In your experience, is PRN nursing less effective than the care provided by internal staff? Read the article here: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2822398
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The World Health Organization defines sexual health as "a state of physical, emotional, mental and social well-being in relation to sexuality." This definition includes everything from acceptance of sexual orientation to safe sexual practices and autonomy to make informed choices. How do you contribute to your patients' sexual health? How do you address topics such as family planning, STIs, reproductive health, and sexual risk behavior?
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Healthcare professionals understand that providing the best care means actively involving patients. Do you have a specific experience that highlights the importance of patient engagement? Perhaps a patient who benefited immensely from being involved in their own care or a challenging case where patient engagement played a crucial role? Share your personal stories and let's explore the impact of patient engagement in providing quality healthcare. Your insights could inspire and benefit others.
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Hello nurses! I wanted to start a discussion about bedside reports. I know it is a common practice in many hospitals, but do you think it is always appropriate? Are there times when it may be more beneficial to have a private report away from the patient? I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences. Have you had any positive or negative outcomes from bedside reports? Thank you in advance for your input!
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Hi, everyone out there! Have any of you been in a situation where you had a doctor who just said too much in little time, and then they're gone? How do you navigate handling confusing or excessive orders from doctors? If you simply can't remember, what then? ask again? Even if you get in trouble, patient safety comes first, right?
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Meet @Shanalyn H. - this weeks spotlight! With 15 years of experience as a dedicated Caregiver and CNA, they find joy in the personal connections made during one-on-one interactions with clients, patients, and the elderly. Witnessing smiles on their clients' faces after providing care fuels their passion. Eager for the next chapter, their goal is to transition into becoming a Massage Therapist. Outside of work, they cherish their two children and take pride in watching them grow into exceptional adults. A lover of gardening, they also have a fondness for horses, dearly missed from their past. Each week we will introduce some new community members, join me in welcoming others and share your own story here! Share your story!
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Nursing fundamentals play a crucial role in providing high-quality care to patients. From the initial assessment of patients to making nursing diagnoses and caring for patients, all these aspects require a deep understanding of fundamental principles. Explore these topics further to enhance your knowledge and skills in providing holistic patient care: Nursing Process Nursing Diagnosis Communication with Patients Would you like to read up on other nursing fundamentals? Leave your requests or ideas in the comments, and keep an eye on Nursa's blog!
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When going into facilities act as if you are an actual employee not just passing thru. Assess your patients take care of there needs not put them off. We maybe be there for the hours but there are actual people there who will actually be depending on our care for them. Be attentive and no patient needs you more the the one in front of you. Then move on too the next. Remember the opportunity is a two way street the facility needs us and we need the hrs. Charting is how the make their money and able to call staff in. So chart your skill charting creating pay and more hours for Agency to work
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As the title states, what is the craziest moment in your nursing career thus far?
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Every nurse has that one bodily fluid that sends them over the edge...
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