Today, we celebrate the incredible Certified Nursing Assistants who tirelessly provide compassionate care and support to the individuals we serve every day. At Anne Carlsen, we rely on CNAs in many of our service locations to assist individuals with complex medical needs, helping them maximize their independence. Thank you, CNAs! Your dedication, hard work, and kindness make a world of difference in the lives of so many.
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"Gratitude in Full Bloom! 🌼 Thank you for being a part of the enlightening journey at our webinar, 'Pulling Equity Threads to the Surface in Academic Nursing.' Your presence added depth to the conversation and your commitment to creating change is truly inspiring. Let's continue weaving the fabric of equity in nursing education together. Stay tuned for more empowerment! 🌟 #EquityInNursing #WebinarGratitude #TogetherForChange"
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"Gratitude in Full Bloom! 🌼 Thank you for being a part of the enlightening journey at our webinar, 'Pulling Equity Threads to the Surface in Academic Nursing.' Your presence added depth to the conversation and your commitment to creating change is truly inspiring. Let's continue weaving the fabric of equity in nursing education together. Stay tuned for more empowerment! 🌟 #EquityInNursing #WebinarGratitude #TogetherForChange"
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How do we define Nivice nurses to “practice ready”? The old model did not allow the Novice nurse to start in the ICU or cardiac step-down. You had to be a Novice nurse and gain critical experience to move towards becoming an expert some day. So, if you want me to graduate a Novice nurse with no experience, to be ready for the ICU-I personally do not think that is realistic. It takes time and exposure to develop intuition—and that is dependent on age and life experience and critical thinking skills as the foundation of clinical reasoning skills.
Hello all. A recent post has me very curious. Within the last year or so, I am hearing the term "practice ready" used quite often....as in, "We need to be sure our students are 'practice ready'". Remember back to the 2008 Nursing Advisory Board research that noted something like over 90% of deans believe their new graduates are ready for practice, but less than 10% of practice nursing leaders believed they were. I would think there is quite a difference between these two sectors about what "practice ready" means. My questions are these: What does the term "practice ready" mean to all of you? How do you use and define that term? Thank you all so much!
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#Nurses Have you recently been appointed to a board, committee, or task force? Click below then scroll down to be 🎊 CELEBRATED 🎊 in an upcoming NOBC newsletter. Everyone Else: Here are 4 things you can do to improve the health of communities through the service of nurses on boards. NOBC encourages your involvement! 1. SERVE: Register, or Log in, and keep your profile up-to-date, so that you are actively receiving all current board opportunities that match your experience. 2. SHARE YOUR TESTIMONY: Serve on a board? Fill out our SURVEY. Your experiences will provide advice and inspiration to other nurses on their journeys to the boardroom. 3. RECOMMEND A BOARD OPPORTUNITY: If you know of an organization with an open board seat, tell them about NOBC so that we can partner with them to place a nurse on their board. 4. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: to help our mission touch as many nurses as possible, follow us, share a post, and leave a comment!
NOBC November News is now available on our website! This month, Sarah Killian, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, shares 3 keys to being "Open to Opportunity": Embrace Innovation, Collaborate & Network, Advocate for Nursing. Cris Pinzon, MSNEd, MPH RN, inspires with how she integrates board service awareness into teaching. Finally, check out our November Resource: S&P 500 Industry Sector Comparison Chart for valuable insights! https://lnkd.in/gkKBJHF9 #nursesonboards #newsletter #nurseleaders
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🎓💡 Patricia Reeves' journey to becoming a Doctor of Nursing Practice is a story of resilience, inspiration, and a lifelong dedication to education. From a childhood dream spurred by compassionate nurses to the creation of a leading C.N.A. school, her path is a powerful reminder that it's never too late to pursue your dreams. Learn how Patricia turned challenges into triumphs and why she believes in going for the gold, not just the silver. Her story awaits. ➡️ https://loom.ly/CaDPdqk
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Test Bank - Fundamentals of Nursing: The Art and Science of Person-Centered Care, 10th Edition (Taylor, 2024), Chapter 1-47 | All Chapters
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