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Research explores emergency nurses’ decision-making in obstetrical care https://lnkd.in/gAn-hV8S Journal of Emergency Nursing features first paper to address topic post-Dobbs decision SCHAUMBURG, Ill., Sept. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Emergency nurses need additional knowledge of abortion-limiting legislation as well as the related clinical, ethical and [...]

On average, 50% of a nurse's time is spent on indirect or non-patient care activities.* Our customers are saying that Vocera is transforming how they think about care coordination by connecting people with the technology they need to help support dynamic workflows, reduce cognitive burdens, and facilitate seamless communication. They’re also excited about the rich insights it provides, freeing up more time for nurses and helping to enhance patient care. It's essential that we continue to find ways to streamline processes for care teams as demands on their time continue to grow. . .  . .   *Douglas, S., Cartmill, R., Brown, R., Hoonakker , P., Slagle, J., Schultz Van Roy, K., Walker, J. M., Weinger, M., Wetterneck , T., & Carayon , P. (2013). The work of adult and pediatric intensive care unit nurses. Nursing research, 62(1), 50 58.

Free continuing education- read this article on “Ethical Issues in Neonatal Care”. A great way to round out your education in 2023! #nicunurse #nicu #continuingeducation

AORN’s The Stitch is a digital resource and community for new perioperative nurses—as well as the educators and preceptors who support them. The e-zine is brief, practical, and interactive with polling questions, an advice column, videos, games, and bite-sized learning. It’s an essential companion for the first two years of perioperative practice. Some of the features include: • Clinical Tips • Professional Tips • Lessons Learned • You’ve Got This! • Proud and Discouraging Moments • Group Educational Activities • Tips for Teaching The Stitch is for nurses, by nurses with new content each week. Get stitched up at aorn.org/the-stitch. #AORNStitch #surgerylife #perioperative #ORlife #nurse

My editorial in this issue is focused on #bias in emergency nursing. You can access it at https://lnkd.in/gV-6GRui

This Medical Nursing book covers many acute and chronic diseases that affect adult health. The first part of the book begins with a section on “medical nursing practice” where students can learn about the scope of medical nursing. The second part of the book deals with “homeostasis,” which consists of basic information that allows students to understand the disorders associated with body systems. https://lnkd.in/emzfpjQW #newbook #nursing #medicine #healthcare

The Journal of Emergency Nursing Editor-in Chief Anna Valdez and Associate Editor Sue Baranson share the steps nursing can take to have their work published. This is an informative webinar and I highly recommend you watch the YouTube video to learn about the different types of publications. Additionally, if you are interested in submitting an article to the Journal of Emergency Nursing (https://www.jenonline.org/ ), don't hesitate to reach out. #adventureswithnursejamla #emergencynurse #nursewriter #nursewriters

In this month's Specialty Spotlight, Deltra Muoki, PhD, APRN, AGNP-C, CMSRN, CNE, NE-BC discusses the role of the nurse scientist. "Nurse scientists identify gaps in nursing knowledge and clinical practice and develop projects that generate new knowledge with the intention of changing practice and enhancing outcomes." Read the full article here. https://lnkd.in/eN4bUhWq

Want the latest and greatest in emergency nursing? Check out the June issue of ENA Connection for a look back at a 30-year career from ENA Board member Joop Breuer, an intriguing story on robots working in the emergency department, the best of the Journal Of Emergency Nursing and more. https://bit.ly/4biH5YT #ENAConnection #ENAFoundation #DEI #ENADEI #EmergencyNursingNews #EmergencyNursing #EmergencyDepartment #EmergencyNurse #EDNurse #EDNurseResources #EmergencyNursingStories

📃Scientific paper: ‘Whose role is it anyway?’ Experiences of community nurses in the delivery and support of oral health care for older people living at home: a grounded theory study Abstract: Background Older people who receive care at home are likely to require support with oral health care. Community nurses, who are also referred to as district or home care nurses, have an important role with this population. This is because they are the healthcare professionals who are most likely to encounter this population, who may also not be receiving regular dental care or oral health promotion. However, few studies have explored community nursing experiences in the delivery and support of oral healthcare for older people living at home. Methods A grounded theory approach was used to explore experiences of community nurses in the delivery and support of oral health care for older people living at home. Fifteen practising community nurses from the United Kingdom participated in one-to-one semi-structed interviews from May 2021 to December 2021. These interviews were audio-recorded, transcribed verbatim and analysed using constant comparative analysis. Ethical approval was obtained for this study prior to data collection. Results Four categories emerged from the data to support development of the core phenomena. These four categories were: (1) Education, in relation to what community nurses knew about oral health, (2) Practice, with regards to how community nurses delivered oral health care to older people in their own home, (3) Confidence, with consideration to the extent to which this supported or impeded community nurses in providing oral healthcare to older p... Continued on ES/IODE ➡️ https://etcse.fr/b2lVQ ------- If you find this interesting, feel free to follow, comment and share. We need your help to enhance our visibility, so that our platform continues to serve you.