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Are future nurses adequately prepared for the evolving healthcare landscape?   Educators Assoc Prof Lydia and Dr Wei How Darryl Ang 洪伟豪 from #NUSNursing share their views on the skills required to prepare #nurses for future challenges in this commentary: https://lnkd.in/gQhHR5sT #NursingEducation #HealthcareEducation

Exploring the nurses' experiences in recognising and managing clinical deterioration in emergency patients: A qualitative study https://lnkd.in/g9aNpDUM

NURS FPX 4030 Assessment 1 involves locating credible databases and conducting evidence-based research. The assessment emphasizes evaluating sources using the CRAAP test, formulating research questions with the PICO framework, and accessing databases like CINAHL and PubMed. It aims to enhance the quality and safety of nursing care. https://lnkd.in/eTeAFH25

When it comes to home care, choosing the right support can make all the difference in patient outcomes. Our latest Insights article delves into the critical distinctions between home health aides and private duty nurses, highlighting nine potential risks of relying on aides versus the advanced care that RNs provide. From insufficient clinical assessments to limited medical management skills, understanding these risks is essential for families seeking the best care for their loved ones. Discover why nursing care truly means better care. Read more to ensure the health and peace of mind your family deserves. https://lnkd.in/ejhVjpaW

ANA wants to know- How do nurses contribute to economic value? What have I left out? Please add to the conversation~ Nurses contribute to economic value in numerous ways: Nurses contribute to economic value through primary prevention, patient education and delivery of quality interventions and by questioning orders, nurses reduce morbidity, mortality, length of stay, costly complications, improve quality of life and mental health. Transcultural nursing contributes to economic value because it increases and improves communication and cultural understanding that in turn helps improve patient trust and engagement in care, and improves outcomes. Through the development of knowledge and and evidenced based interventions and improvement of processes and by educating and developing the next generation of nurses, nurses contribute to economic value. Nurses contribute to reducing health costs by their willingness to provide care to all individuals regardless of social status, color or race or where they live~ Nurses go where other providers refuse to go~ -Rural communities -under bridges -in shelters -churches Nurse’s teaching students at various developmental phases about health and nutrition, leading youth engagement activities in schools through health clubs, HOSA programs, nurse academies, and the school nurses provision of very needed care to children at school all adds economic value. Nurses and nursing student pop up clinics and health fair booths provide needed screening, education and referrals to uninsured US residents which contribute greatly to economic value. Through health policy advocacy and grass roots efforts, nurses advocate and educate leaders to make decisions to support health worldwide. This adds economic value. What have I left out? Please add additional ways that nurses contribute to economic value.

Patient monitoring clinical decision support tools designed to give new nurses at-a-glance patient information so they can make informed decisions. https://lnkd.in/dp_dR5qv #InRhythmWithYou #Philips #HospitalPatientMonitoring

"AdventHealth is utilizing Ovid Synthesis, a digital solution from Wolters Kluwer, to help nurses keep up with the latest medical literature. With Ovid Synthesis, nurses can examine evidence-based literature, and they can also connect with experts to offer more insights, Milbourne says." Learn "How AdventHealth works to nurture and retain nurses" in this article from Chief Healthcare Executive: https://ow.ly/ZJqv50RihHy #ovid #nursing

I will be giving a lecture today at Université Des Montagnes Bgté on a topic that I am passionate about: interprofessional collaboration, which is also the subject of my doctoral thesis. Interprofessional collaboration in healthcare is a cornerstone for ensuring quality and integrated patient care. By bringing together the diverse skills of healthcare professionals such as physicians, nurses, pharmacists, therapists, and social workers, it promotes a holistic approach to medical management. This collaboration facilitates smooth communication among team members, enabling effective care coordination and reducing the risk of medical errors. Additionally, it provides a comprehensive understanding of patients' needs, considering not only their physical health issues but also their psychosocial and environmental aspects. By enhancing understanding of the patient's situation, interprofessional collaboration contributes to improving clinical outcomes and promoting the overall well-being of those under care. The lecture will be followed by a practical session on nursing care, which I will lead. Thanks to UMESSA for the invitation. #nursing #NursingPractice #nursingresearch #interprofessionalcollaboration #hybridnurse

#ESCPatientForum member Richard Mindham shares his view on #PatientAdherence and talks about the role of nurses and clinical pharmacists in overcoming this potential barrier in #ESCGuidelines implementation 👇 #ESCardioCRT #patientsfirst

The crucial role of nurses in identifying CKD-aP. The frequent face-to-face time of nurses with patients helps them to diagnose and assess CKD-associated Pruritus using patient-reported outcome scales¹ Learn more: https://lnkd.in/d-UhPSNT