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thank you!!!!!

We have to make this sound fun lol. 😂😂😂😂

Thank you for the info. I have a job interview Wednesday 😊. I have been out of the workforce raising kids so Im really hoping to get this job. ❤

Hello , I have been out of nursing for 10 years and only worked bedside for 1 year before taking a break. Can you recommend a nursing refresher course online ? Can you recommend books that would be helpful?

This was awesome. Thank you! I took copious notes.

Thank you for sharing this video and the things you've learned. I'm currently in orientation for neuro ICU and these points are so relatable and helpful. The tips you've shared are so practical. Thank you for taking the time to share what you've learned.

Always ask another nurse's patient without their permission! This goes for nurses' aides, too!!

the course that have been mention is not free

Why do nondoctors think that doctors don't take into account holistic,social and other factors when interacting with patients?It amazes me that they are so ignorant of reality.

Personally I would like a national database. Not everybody wants to donate their organs, for different reasons, religious, beliefs, etc

Thanks for the info, quite helpful. Do you have to be a nurse to become a Healthcare Administrator?

I am a MSW, LSW leaving the profession for nursing. I feel there are more opportunities for growth and my SW degree will make me a great nurse and provide patients the best care and outcomes. SWs also get dumped on and are pressed to find solutions that honestly cannot be easily achieved due to the very nature of what we do. Nursing is a bit more cut and dry and that direct care experience is invaluable. SWs also tend to work 9-5 jobs and are salaried and don't get paid overtime when working beyond their shift, where nurses get that hourly pay and OT!

This is great. I am a nursing student in Canada. I got a position as an employed student nurse on a palliative unit.

You ladies arw awesome nurses. Back to the basics need to be implemented and factored into protocol. ❤

Oh my god this is sooo good stuff thank you mam for the information i am having interview on the neurology i will definitely take a look on these.......❤

You are amazing ❤

This was an incredibly helpful video. I'm not a nurse yet, but these tips will be replaying in my mind for the next hour. Thank you very much!

I love the teaching section. I learned so many things and it actually improved my self-esteem.

Thank you for this.

Thank you for this! ❤

I have developed PTSD from medical trauma as a result of my lifetime of hospitalisation. The best experiences I've had are nurses and doctors who provided this style of care and also offered me choices in my care that were important despite seeming otherwise trivial

One thing I’m really concerned about is the emergency department sending patients up without a report 😑. It’s a significant safety issue IMO. We're receiving patients from the ER with no report, often arriving just 15-30 minutes before the change of shift, accompanied only by the transporter SMH. I'm so glad you do these podcasts, especially for first-year nurses-this is golden advice!

Does the course cost USD? I am from Canada and the dollar conversion is really bad. Just want to make sure

Thank you so much for this video, I have no doubt it will be life changing for many healthcare professions.

Zoinks!

My jaw dropped. This is such good advice. Thank you!

Subbed, you seem like a great person

Thank you kati. I am in a nursing school and often struggle with communicating with patients and their families at my clinical

So HOW do you make sure labs are normal, oxygen levels are appropriate, etc. so their body can focus on primary injury?

I agree . May God bless you

I'm a nurse and this is very important!!!!!

Can you do a video on med math. I think this is going to be my downfall. I thought Pharmacology would’ve been but nah, it’s going to be Med Math.

Hi Dear sister can send me a guideline for nursing work in hospitals. Thank you for your help.

Hi Dear sister can send me a guideline for nursing work in hospitals. Thank you for your help.

Holy shit

More of neuro nursing video plz🥰🙏🏾

100

Thx for the reminder

Great learning tip❤. Never even thought of that. Those X-rays horrible 😔, thanks for sharing.

Feeding tube in the brain 😵😵 That's terrifying.

MISSING: IMPORTANT - PROPER INFECTION CONTROL. Proper PPE ON/OFF and hand hygeine at patient bedside and disposal . MANY STEPS MISSING IS WHY THESE KNOWLEDGE KOLLEGE NURSING "grads" cause so much in-hospital infections with this kind of mickey mouse training.

I'm not even a nurse yet I'm I'm about to start my first summer class, but I in the past have tended to cry when under extreme pressure, I'm getting better though and I will always remember this!!

This video is a duplicate I believe. Missing the video about hematomas, seizures, and tumors.

I think this video title may be wrong and needs to be swapped with Part 3.

Thank you

This seems really important.

Thank you for sharing! Why monitor for serial bnp ?

More!

No greater reward than making such a difference for someone 🎉 Great work 😊

I'm touched and entertained at the same time🎉