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Free event! Please share this message with your colleagues and organizations. Dialogue on Race Louisiana and the Louisiana Action Coalition for Nursing Present: Race in Conversation - Racism and the Historical Roots of Nursing - Why Checking the Diversity Box is Not Enough Join us for a groundbreaking collaboration event between Dialogue on Race Louisiana and the Louisiana Action Coalition's newly introduced "Dialogue on Race for Nursing" program. This special edition of Race in Conversation delves into the critical issues surrounding race in nursing, offering a dedicated platform for open, insightful, and educational dialogue. Event Details: Title: Race in Conversation: #Racism and the Historical Roots of #Nursing Date: Tuesday, April 9th. Time: 4 pm to 6 pm Location: Zoom (VIRTUAL) REGISTER >> Space is Limited: 40 Seats Available About This Event: In our commitment to fostering understanding and driving positive change, this unique #Race in Conversation session aims to highlight and discuss the challenges and opportunities at the intersection of race and nursing. Through a structured, two-hour dialogue, participants will engage with thought-provoking materials, share experiences, and explore strategies to address racial disparities within the healthcare sector. Why Attend? Engage in Meaningful Dialogue: Participate in a safe and supportive environment designed for open discussions on race and its impact on nursing and healthcare. Educational Insights: Gain valuable knowledge and perspectives on racial dynamics within nursing, enhancing your awareness and empathy. Be Part of the Change: Contribute to identifying actionable steps toward inclusivity and equity in nursing, which will benefit healthcare professionals and patients. Who Should Attend: This event is ideal for nursing professionals, healthcare workers, students in healthcare fields, and anyone interested in understanding and addressing racial issues within healthcare settings. Space is Limited: Secure Your Spot Today! We are committed to an intimate and impactful dialogue, so participation is limited to just 40 attendees. This ensures that every voice can be heard and contributes to a meaningful exchange of ideas. Spots are filling up quickly, so we encourage you to register now to guarantee your place in this vital conversation. Take Advantage of this chance to participate in a transformative Dialogue on Race in Nursing. Register today to reserve your seat among changemakers and advocates in the healthcare community. We look forward to you participating and continuing the conversation on race within the nursing profession. https://lnkd.in/gA8QCpXR Thank you for your interest and prompt action. See you at the event!

Think you know EBP? Check out the latest "View From Here" just published in the Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society™ (WOCN®)'s Journal of Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nursing! We discuss common misconceptions and pitfalls that nurses in clinical practice experience when conducting evidence-based practice-- and how to avoid them! #nursingEBP #nursingpractice #nursing Catherine Ratliff Kirsten Hanrahan Beth Quatrara Amy Jordan Danita Massie

Do you belong to the nursing community? Does bowel and bladder management interest you? Keep reading. This may be for you. Every year, Wellspect HealthCare, awards two study grants to nurses whose clinical studies shine a light on medical practices related to bladder and bowel management. As part of the grant, Wellspect provides the grant recipient with support to get the study started. It also helps recipients overcome research obstacles and plan for the collection of data in a systematic way. Sounds interesting? Learn more about our study grants at: https://lnkd.in/dPr3_7C2 #Upskill #StudyGrants #ClinicalEvidence #NursingCommunity #AdvancingTogether

Great data and perspectives in 2023’s annual report! Check it out for a snapshot of what we do and how we do it at Community Health System

Annual Conference Abstract Highlight: Maximizing Vascular Medicine's Potential: Optimal Integration of Nurse Practitioners as a Collaborator by Jenna Sellers, DNP. https://lnkd.in/gEEQzuA6

Why Internal Medicine? In this video, Joseph, an RN on H81, talks about the opportunity to work with a wide variety of patients and patient needs, the close collaboration of teams, and the "great coworkers". There's good conversation and great teamwork, on the unit and during team outings. That's why, after three years on H81, he does not see himself leaving any time soon. Curious about H81 and how we can help you get in touch with the reason you got into nursing? Let's talk. #ClevelandClinic

From textbooks to clinical and simulation experiences, Lydia Trabel '25 is enthusiastic to translate her studies into patient-centered care in a future position. "The nursing program has taught me to always treat people respectfully without judgement, always see patients as people, understand that they deserve someone to help them and advocate for their needs, how to work with others, and how to be the best I can be for my patients." Read her story here: https://lnkd.in/ghg_4eEu

Test Bank - Medical-Surgical Nursing: Focus on Clinical Judgment 3rd Edition by Linda F. Honan - Complete, Elaborated and Latest Test Bank. ALL Chapters

Check out the progress on RSCC's new Regional Health Science Education & Simulation Center! To learn more about why so many individuals, corporations, and other communities and organizations are making private investments in this project, check out thrive.roanestate.edu!

Catheterisation and cannulation: how to hone your clinical skills Find out what nursing students can expect in a simulated clinical skills session and how they can help you gain hours required for registration. https://lnkd.in/dAXfXTVc