Insights In Nursing
By Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMT-P, B.A., A.A.S
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Podcast Description
Listen to a panel of nurse leaders from the online world including prominent nurse bloggers, podcasters, and educators as they look at nurses and nursing in the news and discuss health care, patient wellness and the future of the nursing profession. This show is the perfect weekly update for any RN, LPN, student or educator!
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Finding Your Nursing Tribe and Episode 37 of Insights in Nursing | Welcome to Insights in Nursing Episode 37 Recorded Live at Blogworld 2011 in L.A. The new season of Insights in Nursing kicks off with a live episode recorded from the RawVoice.com booth at Blogworld L.A. at the beginning of November. Joining host Jamie Davis (of the Nursing Show) is Kim McAllister from the Emergiblog, Terri Polick from Nurse Ratched's Place, and newcomer to the panel, Brittany Wilson (a.k.a. "TheNerdyNurse"). All four panelists were attending the conference primarily to participate in the social health care track where they discussed and presented on a variety of topics including HIPAA and social media, patient access to information online, and setting the agenda for the future of social media interaction with health care, patients, and professionals. They also got the chance to briefly interview with nurse blogger Jana Hartley who blogs with her husband, a doctor of physical therapy, at ADoctorandaNurse.com (http://ADoctorandaNurse.com). It is always exciting to see new nurse bloggers, tweeters and facebook fans branching out into using social media to support high quality health care information to their communities, colleagues and patients. Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Brittany Wilson, author of TheNerdyNurse.com (http://TheNerdyNurse.com) blog and on Twitter @thenerdynurse (http://twitter.com/thenerdynurse). Terri Polick, author of Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com) and on Twitter @MotherJonesRN (http://twitter.com/motherjonesrn) Kim McAllister, author of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com) and on Twitter @emergiblog (http://twitter.com/emergiblog) and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/)and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to our week's topic. ——– Links from the Topic: New site for Social Healthcare discussion (HealthCareBloggers.com) (http://healthcarebloggers.com) Blogworld website (http://blogworld.com) Robot Nurse from Japan article (http://www.theverge.com/2011/11/1/2530076/toyotas-robot-nurses-future-rehab-healthcare) Contact Insights in Nursing Do you have a question or a comment for our nurse panelists for this or any other episode of Insights in Nursing? Email us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com)with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 11/15/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Fighting Hospital Acquired Zombieism | Welcome to Insights in Nursing Episode 36 Nurse Commits Suicide After Medication Error Starting off this week's episode is an article from an anonymous blogger on a nurse named Kimberly Hiatt, a practicing nurse for 27 years, who made a medication error and unfortunately contributed to the child's death. She was then fired from her job, sanctioned by the board of nursing and ultimately committed suicide from all the stress she was going through. The discussion went on on the current culture for nurses who make medical errors and reporting errors today, what nurses can do to protect themselves, and how to appropriately deal with these types of situations. Bedbugs Carrying Superbugs Next up is an article that has been cropping up quite frequently recently, bedbugs. This article says that bedbugs taken from patients who live in Vancouver's gritty Downtown Eastside were carrying two types of drug-resistant bacteria. Though the article continued on saying that though the bedbugs carried the infection, there has been no evidence that the infection had been transmitted to humans. Federal Agency Finding Ways for Medicaid Savings The panel then continued on to talk about the third article which was about federal agencies looking for ways to save in Medicaid and Medicare patients. They found it interesting that 15% of those who have Medicare are accounted for 40% of the cost because they have both Medicare and Medicaid and that the two systems should coordinate when having patients enrolled in both on how they could be provided the best possible care with the resources that they have. Nurse-led colonoscopy program The nurse driven open access colonoscopy article points out that there are way to make significant improvements in savings as much as 10%for various chronic ill patients overall every year. That being said the podmedic's take on this is that instead of making a large difficult leap to health reform, its better to take little steps to reach that goal by increasing access for other health practitioners in the marketplace to perform procedures that can be done without the supervision of a physician like in this article's case, colonoscopy. Nurses Againts Zombieism This final article is on an online game from the University of Calgary that was created for the purpose of changing the idea on what nurses do. Unlike all the other zombie games where the player's goal is to annihilate the zombies, the Nurses Against Zombieism game let's the player triage the patients coming in and actually heal the zombies and prevent them from turning the normal patients into zombies. Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! — Thanks to our Sponsors! Medsyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) for unique online CE for that continuing education that all nurses need! www.MedSyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) and Bandwidth sponsor AllNurses.com, the Largest online community for nurses (http://allnurses.com/?utm_source=nursingshow_com&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=nursingshow_video). Continue the discussions there! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Anne Robinson,novice podcaster, SM Nurse, Exec Producer for ProMed Network, Twitter@caringanne (http://twitter.com/caringanne) | 5/20/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Nurses Get The Silent Treatment | Welcome to Insights in Nursing Episode 35 This week the podmedic does an interview segment from the NTI conference at Chicago joined by public health nurse consultant and co-host Anne Robinson, critical care nurse Anna Dermenchyan from UCLA Ronald R... | 5/13/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Is That a Droid in Your Pocket, or Are You My Nurse? | Welcome to Insights in Nursing Episode 34 1 in 3 People to Encounter A Mistake During Hospital Stays The discussion starts off with a research about how mistakes are common in US hospitals. Anne's thought of this was whether the data has actually been better collected or if health professionals are just making more errors now as compared to the past. Terri brought up some points in the article where MRSA was called a medical error which is not usually the case. Another thing is the cut made by Medicare on the medication time as compared before when nurses are given a grace period of one hour before or from the time the medication is scheduled. Being a nurse researcher herself, Terri says that medical errors have been looked at for the past 10 years and says that we have gotten better and lived though medical errors ourselves. The podmedic also thought that the reports may seem to have stretched the term medical errors since some of those mentioned are more like adverse events where an unintended complication arises which may or may not be a result of an error. Better Work Conditions and Staffing Improves Patient Care... Well, Duh? The next article was a report on the study that revealed better work conditions and better staffing result to improved patient care and tougher work schedules deteriorated patient outcomes. The podmedic pointed out that though the cause of some of the problems has been identified, it still comes down to staffing problems. Terri was pleased with the fact that this article not only looked at staffing as a problem but the psychological stress that nurses go through. It's not just about how many nurses are on the floor but how they're running the floor and what are asked of the nurses to be done. Anne pointed out that long shifts or long hours of work also contributes to stress especially when the emergency cases come in the last hour of the nurse's shift where the nurse is already beat. Terri agreed to this and added that the fact that nurses are not given the time to stay away from their jobs for long because of under staffing and in the end costs hospitals more because of poor patient outcomes. NLN Nursing School Survey Released This article talks about the annual survey conducted by the NLN in nursing schools in the US and looks at a variety of things like the availability of educational resources, demographics of students, and looks at the potential future nursing workforce. The podmedic connected this with the previous article where if hospitals are understaffed, schools are too and the availability of nurse educators may be lacking. In the previous episodes of Insights in Nursing, some of Terri's students came in as panelists and talked about some of the key points in the IOM report. The panelists move on to talk about how the curriculum of nursing education and lab training has changed from the time when they were the ones in nursing school and more. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Thanks to our Sponsors! Medsyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) for unique online CE for that continuing education that all nurses need! www.MedSyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) and Bandwidth sponsor AllNurses.com, | 4/29/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Too Young to Die and Never Too Old for BSN | Welcome to Insights in Nursing Episode 33 The show starts off with a brief introduction of the panelists on this week's show. First on the panel is Terri Schmitt from nursestory.com who brought on some of her students to as panelists in this discussion. Next up was Teresa Herrin, a nurse who started off as a microbiologist then continued into a nursing career in 1994 with an ADN. Since 1996, Teresa has worked as an RN up until 2 years ago when her position required a higher degree of nursing education. Now at 56, she is currently pursuing to get her BSN degree. Finally, Kurt Harter, also one of Terri's students, has been working at a single health care institution for 25 years. He started to take his BSN degree a few years after being an RN as an ADN but stopped after having children. He then went back to continue his BSN and says that the education then and now had a lot of changes and it had been a different learning curve for him. Online vs. Seated Classes Right after the brief introduction, they moved on to talking about the difference of studying nursing then and now as Kurt mentioned that a lot has changed in the mode of instruction from traditional seated classes to studying online over the internet. Terri, being their instructor mentioned three advantages of online classes as opposed to traditional seated classes which was the ability to pull in students that normally wouldn't have been able to come back to school, the online students being able to learn how to navigate technology better and finally,communicating and working with each other in networks that would unlikely happen in a seated class. Nursing and Technology The podmedic then brought up his concern about most of the population of the nursing profession being not as savvy on online resources as opposed to other health care professions. Nurses being too tired from work when they got home, different institutions with different technologies, and the average age of nurses and the age group of those comfortable with technology not being on the same level were some of the comments that came up. Terri added that the nursing education has been slow to catch up with the use of technology with seated classes still being held. The ILN reports have been trying to change this but with the average age of nurse educators being higher compared to nurses on floor, they should also adapt to the technology. As to the application of an IT course to nursing practice, the two students share their take from computerized documentation to patient needs communicated via technology. BSN in 10 The discussion moves on into the paper that came out about ADN graduates having to get a BSN degree within 10 years after being RNs. A question that came up was if RN wouldn't get a BSN in 10 years, does that mean they are not allowed to be bedside nurses anymore? Issues such as the financial resources, the time that would be taken and the difficulty of convincing someone or a good reason why a nurse should pursue a BSN also were talked about. Terri mentioned a paper on a research that was done in a post-op unit which shows that part of the increased survival rates was related to the education level of the nurse caring for the patient. It also shows that nurses with a higher degree of education tend to stay at the bedside longer. Though the reason has not thoroughly been established, studies are still going on with different variables being considered. Adult learners and BSN The ages between ADN nurses who go back to school to get their BSN and the students who got into BSN straight away has a large gap. As adult learners themselves, Teresa and Kurt share their experiences and thoughts on the hurdles they had to face upon coming back to nursing school and what they did to overcome those challenges. They also shared which parts of the BSN course they were and were not able to apply into the workplace as well as the application of evidence-based nursing. Concluding the show, | 4/23/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Will the National Nurse for Public Health Please Stand Up | Welcome to Insights in Nursing Episode 32 How National Nurse Came About (http://www.nursingshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Support_NN_badge.jpg)Susan Sullivan, secretary of the National Nursing Network Organization (http://nationalnurse.org/), started off by providing a brief history as to how the idea of having a national nurse came about as well as the movements that have been done to push it forward into implementation. Moving on, the panelists discussed on the importance of having a public figure in the form of a national nurse to provide visibility of nurse leadership on a national level, get nurses be more involved in public health issues, and putting preventive nursing care in the highlight. National Nurse and the ANA Another thing that also came about in the discussion is the ANA's seeming lack of support for this movement. As Kim McAllister had mentioned, she previously sent an open letter to the ANA basically asking them what they are afraid about in pursuing this movement since the position of national nurse would not in any way be threatening but an efficient and cost effective position and it is not about who is on top but the massive action at the community level that can come out of this. International Nurse Representative Susan Sullivan mentioned that there is already an existing representative for the US in international conventions for nurses which is the chief nurse of the public health service. Most nurses and the public is unaware of such and the position is still needed to be formally designated as national nurse where it goes back again to the reluctance of moving on into that direction. Giving Nursing Students the Vision For nursing students to better understand the meaning of having a national nurse and encouraging them to support this movement, Susan advised that they be informed of the resources available to educate them about it as well as the social media community to spread the word. Also communicating with congressional leaders on the matter is a very good way to get started. On a final note, host Jamie Davis said that this is not only an investment in the future of the profession but an investment in the future of the country. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Thanks to our Sponsors! Medsyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) for unique online CE for that continuing education that all nurses need! www.MedSyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) and Bandwidth sponsor AllNurses.com, the Largest online community for nurses (http://allnurses.com/?utm_source=nursingshow_com&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=nursingshow_video). Continue the discussions there! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Lorry Schoenley of Correctional Nurse.net (http://correctional%20nurse.net/) and on twitter @LorrySchoenly (http://twitter.com/lorryschoenly) Kim McAllister of Emergiblog.com (http://emergiblog.com/) and on Twitter @emergiblog (http://twitter.com/emergiblog/). Susan Sullivan of National Nurse for Public Health (http://nationalnurse.org/) and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show | 4/15/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Ethics – Schmethics on Insights in Nursing Episode 31 | Welcome to Insights in Nursing Episode 31 Nurses' Role in Ethical Issues Host Jamie Davis was joined on this week's show by Paul Kapsar and Lori Shaunley In the first article, the panelists share their opinions on the new study that came out which... | 4/1/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Alarm Fatigue Helped Me Save the Coffee and Episode 30 | Welcome to Insights in Nursing Episode 30 Nurse Medication Errors Host Jamie Davis was joined on this week's show by Kim McAllister of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com/) and Terri Schmitt from NurseStory.com (http://nursestory.com/). In the first article, the panelists share their take on an article about a nurse who accidentally infused 50 milliliters of Potassium Chloride in 30 minutes instead of over 5 hours, overdosing the patient by ten times the appropriate dose leading to the patient's death. Kim went ahead by saying that nurses are only humans and that errors are unavoidable. However, what we can do is to be extra careful. Terri added that being diligent in checking prescriptions and being prepared to question physicians if in doubt with a prescription. The podmedic adds by saying that there should be an error reporting system which supports education and correction instead of outright punishment. Increasing Deaths from "Alarm Fatigue" This next article talks about how the huge number of alarms going off for so many reasons cause nurses to become desensitized to it. The panelists each share their experiences of alarm fatigue and why it causes desensitization or hyper-sensitization from hearing alarms from monitors. At the end of the article, it points out that just for putting off one alarm, more than a minute of a nurse's time is taken away from patient care. Terri's take on it was no monitoring system or alarm can replace good nursing assessment and that there should be a better monitoring system or technology available that wouldn't cause alarm fatigue to health workers. Summit for Future of Nursing Nurses, nursing students, educators and leaders in nursing participated in a nursing summit which included panel discussions, a question-and-answer format and breakout sessions for work groups to discuss each of the landmark report’s eight recommendations. Terri talked about how health care professionals should start working together for the improvement of providing better care and set aside professional differences and egos. Kim's take on it was to give nurses a bigger role in committees and give them an equal voice. Hospital Food: Good or Bad? Our panelists share their views on this article where a journalist confined at a hospital said that he had no complaints on the quality of care he had received during his stay except for the food they served. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Thanks to our Sponsors! Medsyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) for unique online CE for that continuing education that all nurses need! www.MedSyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) and Bandwidth sponsor AllNurses.com, the Largest online community for nurses (http://allnurses.com/?utm_source=nursingshow_com&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=nursingshow_video). Continue the discussions there! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Terri Schmitt from NurseStory.com (http://nursestory.com/) and on Twitter @onlinenursing (http://twitter.com/onlinenursing). Kim McAllister of Emergiblog.com (http://emergiblog.com/) and on Twitter @emergiblog (http://twitter.com/emergiblog/). and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, | 2/28/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Hey, Medicare Has My Paycheck! | Welcome to Insights in Nursing Episode 29 Practice Fusion: Free EHR Community Host Jamie Davis was joined on this week's show by Terri Pollick from Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com/) and Nurse Practitioner from Nevada, Paul Kapsar (http://silverarcapn.com/) . In the first article, Paul Kaspar responds to last episode's discussion on electronic health records including the cost and ease of use associated with it. He introduced Practice Fusion, a site that provides free electronic health recording that can be customized according to the user's needs. A patient can fill in a form in the site and this would serve as the electronic record. It costs a minimal amount to maintain and also time-saving. They also talk about the hurdles to the success of the implementation such as availability of internet access especially in rural areas, security issues regarding submitted personal information, and what happens to the records if a service provider goes down. Resources for Primary Care NPs Two articles, one about a new nurse practitioner starting to set-up her own primary care office and another about a nurse practitioner managing a Walmart clinic providing primary care for minor health needs, led the podmedic to inquire about resources for nurse practitioners looking into starting their own primary care facilities. Paul responds that upon joining a nurse practitioner page on Facebook, he learned that there is no formalized program for setting up one's own practice. The cost of equipment could also be a problem since banks also do not provide loans for such purposes. Medicare payments has also been a problem for health care providers. Credits for Veterans Going Into Nursing In this article where legislation is working on giving individuals with military experience credits when they decide to come into the health care field instead of starting from scratch, it mentioned a certain person who worked as a nurse in Iraq but was only allowed to change bedpans as a civilian. This indicated the lack of information of the public on the prerequisites needed to be called a nurse including the education and the license that comes with it. As Terri said, there's more to being a nurse than knowing how to give shots and doing CPR, just because you know certain skill sets doesn't mean you are running at the same level of an RN. For the people who worked as care providers in the military and want to be RNs as civilians should be given credit in that transition but not necessarily give a shortcut into nursing itself. Shank Williams Jr., RN This final article is a bout a 40- year old nurse who spend her spare time in roller skating derby by the name Shank Williams Jr. The panelists take on it was anything that a nurse can do to be able to take out her frustration from all the stresses at the hospital and being able to channel it into a more productive or enjoying activity is a good way of keeping an individual mentally healthy. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Thanks to our Sponsors! Medsyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) for unique online CE for that continuing education that all nurses need! www.MedSyntrix.com (http://medsyntrix.com/) and Bandwidth sponsor AllNurses.com, | 2/19/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Virtual Nursing in Tron-land and Episode 28 of Insights in Nursing | Welcome to Insight in Nursing Episode 28 Nurse Practitioners and Primary Care Host Jamie Davis was joined on this week's show by Terri Pollick from Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com/) and Terri Schmitt from NurseStory.com (http://nursestory.com/). In the first article, they talk about nurse practitioners and where they stand in the primary care setting. When an insurance company recognized nurse practitioners as primary care providers, it opened new roles and advanced the nursing profession in the field of primary care. They also talk about how nurse practitioners make a difference in the shortage of primary care physicians in the course of health reform. Also, the quality of care provided along with the cost of care through nurse managed clinics makes nurse practitioners an ideal resource for primary care services especially for the under served population. They also talk about the different areas where NP's can apply their practice like in mental health care and community based care. Virtual Patient Beds? This article from the UK opened the idea of virtual beds. The concept is about installing virtual beds for dementia, stroke, and aged patients to receive care in the comfort of their own homes. This is aimed at reducing prolonged hospital stays in acute care facilities and admissions to long term care. Apart from being cost-effective, our guests think that this is another situation where technology is taken another step further for the benefit of patient care and better patient satisfaction. This concept also reduces the risk of health care acquired infections, patients are happier because they are better rested and do what they want without sacrificing the accessibility of care providers. Nursing Program Approval Yanked In the third article for this week, a nursing program in Ohio lost its approval from the Ohio Board of Nursing due to “recurring deficiencies related to a disregard for the students”. This led to the discussion on online nursing programs, how it affects the nursing profession, is it advisable to get into it, and its impact on the quality and safety of patient care. They were also thankful for the presence of nursing board and accrediting bodies that look out for students and hear their complaints regarding the quality of education that they receive from the nursing program that they enrolled in. In the topic of nursing and nursing programs, they also discussed the present population of individuals getting into the nursing career and the qualities they should possess to become an effective health provider. Health Care Fraud Crackdown Nets $4B A report last week stated that the government recovered 4 billion dollars from health care fraud preventions. Where do nurses come to play in the vigilance to proper use of health care resources? One suggestion that came up is getting knowledgeable on the billing process and patient education on what their health care needs are and not ending up getting something that isn't necessary for their care. Drug makers' marketing strategies were also discussed since almost half of the 4 billion came from drug makers which led to educating health providers to prescribe medications according to the practicality of use and not according to how well it was marketed to them by medical representatives. For nurse practitioners, responsible prescribing by using the cheapest, most effective medication available is also a way to reduce costs. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog | 1/28/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Health Care Computer Boo-Boos on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 27 "Health Care Computer Boo-Boos" (http://insightsinnursing.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/21/healthcare-computer-boo-boos/Nurse-chart-student-writing-sm-200x300.jpg)———- Digital Health Care Income Divide Host Jamie Davis was joined on this week's show by Terri Pollick from Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com/) and Kim McAllister of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com/). The gang kicks off this week's show with a story on the push for digital e-health records and how this is dividing the large financially sound facilities from other smaller practices and clinics. As these smaller organizations are pushed to implement costly computer solutions for their under-served poor populations, the fear is that they will not be able to provide needed services in the face of the cost associated with purchasing and maintaining the necessary computer equipment for the e-health initiative. Terri points out that there is a lot of money in the medical software business market and why is it that cheaper solutions aren't tried first. Nurses Manage Chronic Patients Better! The team moved on to looking at another way to manage costs - allow for nursing follow up and management of patients with multiple, chronic conditions. One study cited showed a ten fold savings over the course of a year when nurses and not physicians and traditional facilities like hospitals were used to manage these patients. Jamie discussed the numerous studies on the effectiveness of telehealth nursing and follow-up with post surgical patients and he wondered why, after so many studies that showed similar results, did the system still insist on multiple patient admissions and re-admissions to treat these patients. It seems simple to Jamie, Terri, and Kim - when a year of nursing care and management can be had for just $1,200 per patient versus over $10,000 in health care costs the old way, we need to throw out the old way of doing things and start up nurse-led clinics and care to save the system (and all of us) money. What Are the Top 10 Patient Care Quality Issues in 2011? Lastly, the three nurses on today's show took a look at a list of the top 10 quality issues affecting patient care in the coming year. Some of them were not surprising and had been discussed before on the show including: * Overuse of imaging and scanning radiation exposure * Central line infections (and all health care acquired infections) * Collaborative care approaches with patients * Electronic health record adoption by the system * Increased role for nurses * Data and security breaches What do you think the biggest issues of the coming year are going to be? What will affect your patients and your ability to care for them the most? Let us know for a future episode and maybe we'll invite you on the show to share your thoughts with the panel. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Thanks to bandwidth sponsor AllNurses.com, the Largest online community for nurses (http://allnurses.com/?utm_source=nursingshow_com&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=nursingshow_video). Continue the discussions there! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Kim McAllister of Emergiblog. | 1/21/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Properly Posting Placentas and Other Facebook Faux Pas | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 26 "Properly Posting Placentas (and other Facebook faux pas)" Getting Jobs for New Nursing Grads(http://insightsinnursing.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/15/properly-posting-placentas/doubtful-professor_med-200x300.jpg) Listener Shannon shared her concerns about getting a job as a nurse after graduation in a listener email comment Jamie read to the panel. With the nursing shortage looming but hidden in many areas by an economic downturn forcing nurses to remain in jobs past planned retirement, many nursing students have concerns about the availability of jobs in the marketplace. Everyone on the panel shared their ideas on getting that first nursing job and all agreed that merely mailing out your resume or posting on a web application was just not enough. You need to separate yourself from the crowd and make it easier to distinguish you from your competition by visiting employers in person, networking with nurses you know or have met while in clinicals and being willing to settle for a less than dream job as a nurse for your first posting. What do you think is a technique Shannon and those like her can use? Psych Nurse Stabbed to Death The panel this week included host Jamie Davis and he was joined by Victoria Powell, snowed in deep inside Arkansas, from VP-Medical.com (http://vp-medical.com). Also returning to the show, Terri Pollick from Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com), Kim McAllister of the Emergiblog (http://Emergiblog.com) and Cora Vizcarra from InfusionNurse.org (http://infusionnurse.org). This week's show starts off on a somber note as the panel discusses the death of an Australian nurse after an attack by a patient in a psychiatric facility. Attacks on health care professionals seem to be happening more frequently but there is no standard for reporting these acts of violence unless they end in death or serious injury. Terri Polick related that on several occasions she resorted to filing charges in court on her own after administrators and even police officers refused to take her statement. The policeman told Terri, this is part of your job. You're a psych nurse! Jamie said it sounded like something he'd also say to a prostitute about getting beat up by her pimp which said a lot about what this cop thought of nurses! How to Post Placenta Pics! The panel had a lot of fun with the discussion on the recent story of nursing student who were expelled from their nursing school after posting pics taken of themselves with a placenta during a clinical rotation. While this might be considered bad taste, all thought the hospital and nursing school involved over-reacted to the who thing and created a privacy issue where there was none. How do you identify a patient by looking at their placenta anyway? Victoria pointed out that there were first amendment rights in play here and Jamie agreed. Recent court proceedings against a paramedic who was fired after posting unkind things about his boss and workplace on Facebook seem to bear out this argument. The Federal Department of Labor found that Facebook was a protected form of free speech and the employers could not censure their employees for statements made there. The Courts agreed in the case of these nursing students and they were reinstated after an order from a court mandated it. Contaminated Swabs and Cleansing Pads? Finally, the team closed with a look at a bizarre story about a company recalling alcohol prep pads, swabs, and swabsticks because of a suspected bacterial contamination. Wouldn't the mere use of these items in patient care by a nurse destroy the bacterial cultures? Cora Vizcarra used the opportunity to talk about proper site cleansing and the common practice of reusing these wipes "until dry" when prepping an IV site. She send in a link to her article about it on her blog at InfusionNurse.org. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! | 1/15/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Lie Detecting Nurses on Insights in Nursing Episode 25 | (http://insightsinnursing.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/06/lie-detecting-nurses/nurse_eye_magnifying_sm.jpg)Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 25 "Lie Detecting Nurses" NEJM In Favor of Expanded Nursing Practice The panel this week included host Jamie Davis and he was joined by Terri Schmitt, a Missouri nurse practitioner and educator and author of the popular NurseStory.com (http://nursestory.com/) blog. Also returning to the show, Rob Fraser, Canadian nurse and author of NurseRob.com (http://NurseRob.com). The tide seems to be turning with respect to barriers to full scope of practice for nurses at all levels. The New England Journal of Medicine wrote an article in favor of removing restrictions to nursing practice within the extent of their training. Terri agreed that this was a big step but that there was still a great deal of work to do revising nurse practice acts in many states in the U.S. She also proposed that she has the model for the perfect nurse clinic. Listen to the show to check out her ideas. All Parents Lie That was the headline of the second article we covered where a nurse in New Zealand who deals with child abuse cases is catching some heat for this statement about how much patients and their caregivers really tell us. Host Jamie Davis points out, don't ALL PATIENTS lie to us at some point simply to hide things they don't think we need to know? Rob and Terri both share their thoughts about how to build rapport with patients in order to create a care environment that encourages sharing and honesty. Nurse/Patient Communication Matters The panel wrapped up this week's nursing care discussion with a look at a recent study showing how many quality benchmarks in the hospital setting can be influenced by improving opportunities for Nurse/Patient communication. Will this provide more impetus to improve nurse staffing levels and give us more time to communicate with patients? We're not sure, but to many of us in the nursing field, the opportunities to take more time to communicate with our patients is encouraging. What do you think? —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Thanks to bandwidth sponsor AllNurses.com, the Largest online community for nurses (http://allnurses.com/?utm_source=nursingshow_com&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=nursingshow_video). Continue the discussions there! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Terri Schmitt from NurseStory.com (http://nursestory.com/) and on Twitter @onlinenursing (http://twitter.com/onlinenursing). Rob Fraser from NurseRob.com (http://nurserob.com/) and on Twitter @rdjfraser.com (http://twitter.com/rdjfraser). and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to our week's topic. ——— Links from the show: New England Journal of Medicine on Nurse Practice (http://www.nejm.org/doi/pdf/10.1056/NEJMp1012121) All Parents Lie (http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/4473859/All-parents-lie-declares-Starship-nurse) Nurse Patient Communication Improves Scores | 1/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Coffee Infused Stethoscopes on Insights in Nursing 24 | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 24 "Coffee Infused Stethoscopes" Nurses Who Have Flea Collars (http://insightsinnursing.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/24/coffee-infused-stethoscopes/coffee-cup-sm2.gif)The panel this week included host Jamie Davis and he was joined by Terri Schmitt, a Missouri nurse practitioner and educator and author of the popular NurseStory.com (http://nursestory.com/) blog. Also returning to the show, Lovlei McKinnie, BSN nursing student and author of "The Dog Ate My Care Plan Blog (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/)," and Cora Vizcarra from the Infusion Nurse blog (http://infusionnurse.org). The article on the New Zealand hospital with a flea problem so bad, the nurses are wearing flea collars at work caught most of the panelists aghast. Terri Schmitt wondered if there were disease carrying issues with these fleas the way you might expect with other blood suckers. Should we get our stethoscope tubing infused with flea repellent? Better yet, COFFEE! Doogie Howser, NP We also discussed the story about an 18 year old nurse practitioner graduate in Arizona. Is she just too young to have the necessary practical and life experience to be an NP or will she even be able to gain licensure in other states? Cora speculated that this might lead national nursing accreditation organizations to rethink their stands on necessary practical experience prior to moving on to advanced degrees as a nurse. Read my take on this young NP over at the Nursing Show site where I wonder if this isn't just more fodder for the Anti-NP movement (http://bit.ly/hKHGUN) by physician groups. Infection Control, What's That? We couldn't talk about the flea collared nurses without discussing a hospital in the U.K. with a deplorable infection control record. In a recent report, one hospital had an astounding number of clear violations and oversights associated with keeping patients and patient areas clean and isolated from infection. The panel wondered what the reason for the deplorable conditions and education was. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Terri Schmitt from NurseStory.com (http://nursestory.com/) and on Twitter @onlinenursing (http://twitter.com/onlinenursing). Lovlei McKinnie from The Dog Ate My Care Plan (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/) and on Twitter @isntshelovlei (http://twitter.com/isntshelovlei). Cora Vizcarra from the Infusion Nurse blog (http://infusionnurse.org) and on Twitter@InfusionNurse (http://twitter.com/infusionnurse/). and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to our week's topic. ——— Links from the show: 18 y/o Nurse Practitioner (http://www.azcentral.com/community/tempe/articles/2010/12/17/20101217chandler-nurse-asu-danielle-mcburnett1217.html) ICU Nurses Communicate Better (http://news.nurse.com/article/20101209/ALL01/112130005/-1/frontpage) Infection Control Hospital Disaster | 12/24/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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No ADN’s by 2020 in the IOM Report and Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 23 "No ADN's by 2020?" Institute of Medicine Report on Nursing's Future The panel this week included host Jamie Davis and he was joined by Terri Schmitt, a Missouri nurse practitioner and educator and author of the popular NurseStory.com (http://nursestory.com/) blog. Also returning to the show, regular panelists,Terri Polick of Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com), Kim McAllister from the Emergiblog (http://Emergiblog.com), Lorry Schoenly from CorrectionalNurse.net (http://CorrectionalNurse.net) and social media in nursing expert Rob Fraser from NurseRob.com (http://NurseRob.com). This week's show came about due to a timely suggestion by Lorry Schoenly to talk about the IOM report on the future of nursing (http://iom.edu/Reports/2010/The-Future-of-Nursing-Leading-Change-Advancing-Health.aspx). This sweeping look at the direction in which nursing should be headed starts off with the statement: "Working on the front lines of patient care, nurses can play a vital role in helping realize the objectives set forth in the 2010 Affordable Care Act, legislation that represents the broadest health care overhaul since the 1965 creation of the Medicare and Medicaid programs. A number of barriers prevent nurses from being able to respond effectively to rapidly changing health care settings and an evolving health care system. These barriers need to be overcome to ensure that nurses are well-positioned to lead change and advance health." 80% BSN Nurses by 2020? One of the most ambitious recommendations in the report is the section on advancement of nursing education. It proposes the goal of transitioning the average 50% of the nursing workforce at the BSN level today to that of 80% of the workforce in the next 10 years. While this is a worthwhile goal, without the funding to pay for the ADN nurses to advance to the BSN level and the increase in pay that such an advance might ordinarily offer in another field, there is little hope of achieving this goal. It makes no sense to shut down the existing pipeline of ADN nursing programs and requiring BSN as the minimum standard of education for registered nurse (RN). With the predicted nursing shortage, these ADN programs will be the only way we can meet the needs of the aging population and declining nursing workforce. Unless there is a major influx of scholarship funding from public and private sources to encourage nurses to go back to school in droves and provide them the financial incentive to do so, it is unlikely that the 80% goal will be reached by 2020. Practice Within Full Scope of Nurse Training One part of the process that met with approval from all of the panelists was the focus on expanding the scope and inclusion of advanced practice nurses nationwide. With health care costs continuing to skyrocket and a lack of needed primary care resources, offering a full provider status to nurse practitioners nationwide is one of the most effective ways to approach the broad primary care gap that exists. When physicians purport that they should be the only primary prescribers and decision makers for all patients, the IOM reports suggests that these objections be treated as anti-competitive practices and price fixing in the health care marketplace. Enter to Get NCLEX Study Materials in Giveaway! You might get a set of Pearson NCLEX study materials for yourself or the nursing student in your life. Send us an email at InsightsInNursing@gmail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with NCLEX in the subject line and your mailing info to enter! One listener will be selected at random and your information will be kept confidential and used solely to participate in this giveaway. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/? | 12/17/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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It’s a Wonderful Nurse’s Life on this Week’s Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 22 "It's a Wonderful Nursing Life" Primary Care Physicians Show Support for NP's The panel this week included host Jamie Davis and he was joined by nurse consultant Victoria Powell from (vp-medical.com (http://vp-medical.com/)) returning after her debut in last week's show. Jamie and Victoria also had the pleasure to welcome Insights newcomer Terri Schmitt, a Missouri nurse practitioner and educator and author of the popular NurseStory.com (http://NurseStory.com) blog. Kicking off the show this week was a surprising editorial showing support for acceptance and active collaboration with nurse practitioners and other advanced practice nurses by the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Family Practice. Dr. Jeff Susman, M.D. wrote in his editorial that the time had come for physicians to stop the divisive action taken consistently against any move to increase the scope of the advanced practice nurse. Whoa! Yep, you read that correctly. The primary care physicians have, at least in part, recognized the increased value that nurses at all levels bring to the care of all of our patients. Pediatric NP's Release Child Obesity Clinical Guide The second story in the show this week talked about the newly released guidelines from the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners to tackle the increasing problem of childhood obesity in the U.S. The plan focuses on the multi-factoral nature of the problem and the panel discussed the ways in which we could take that many pronged approach a step further by including other community and health care resources. Both Victoria and Terri promoted the inclusion of the school nurses in any community plan. When all of the community is focused on the problem, from public health, to education, to local businesses, the issues don't seem as insurmountable as before. Gifts to Take Care of Nurses The final story in the show looked at a recent article by Terri on her blog, NurseStory.com. She proposes a list of ten potential gift items to give this holiday season that focus on really giving back to the world and community around us. On the show, this discussion soon became about the ways that nurses don't really think of taking care of themselves very much and how important it is to recognize the nurses who have taken care of us in some way over the last year. It was pointed out that all of us, as nurses, needed that "Jimmy Stewart - It's a Wonderful Life" moment where we see all of the positive changes we have wrought in the lives of those around us. It might truly astound us how much difference we really make in our communities and our patients' lives. Tell us what you are doing to take care of yourself this holiday season. Send us an email at InsightsInNursing@gmail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) and tell us what the perfect gift for you would be! Come back for next week's show and our discussion of the IOM report on the future of nursing. You won't want to miss this episode. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Victoria Powell of VP-Medical.com (http://vp-medical.com/) and on Twitter @vpmedical (http://twitter.com/vpmedical). | 12/10/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Culturally Competent Super Nurses on Insights in Nursing Episode 21 | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 21 "Culturally Competent Super Nurses" Technology Adoption and iPad Apps On this week's show, Jamie Davis was joined by Lorry Schoenly, RN, PhD from (CorrectionalNurse.net (http://correctionalnurse.net/)) and new Insights in Nursing panelist, nurse consultant Victoria Powell from (vp-medical.com (http://vp-medical.com)). The team was joined about half way through the show by Kim McAllister, of the Emergiblog (Emergiblog.com (http://Emergiblog.com)) who showed up a bit groggy from just rolling out of bed but ready to jump in to the show as always. Listener Helen sent us another email commenting on smart phone and ipad software for nurses and shared that the popular epocrates program has a add-on module that will cover common drug interactions. She also shared our first story of the day, an article on the effectiveness of nurse practitioner led care in spine care clinics. Chronic Illness and Pain Management by Nurses The panel shared several thoughts including the really important role that advanced practice nurses play in management of the patient with chronic illness and pain issues. Victoria pointed out that in her area, many of these roles are being assumed by physician's assistants. She wonders if they possess the necessary assessment and patient care background to manage that kind of patient. The discussion moved into a look at the recent address by the President of the Minute Clinic sites which offer solutions for patients without primary care for basic problems. Because many of these clinics are run by nurse practitioners, the articles points out the value and health care savings these types of programs offer versus the emergency department visits so often used by this population. Cultural Competency and Nurse Education Finally, after joined by Kim McAllister, the group turned their focus on a story from Florida about a college professor who was suing her employer based on her unwillingness to teach from a culturally competent nursing care text book that contained what she alleged were unnecessary racial stereotypes. Lorry pointed out that there probably a lot more to this story which seems to only paint one side of the picture but certainly nurses need to have some sort of cultural sense of their patient populations. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Lorry Schoenly of CorrectionalNurse.net (http://correctionalnurse.net/) and on Twitter @LorrySchoenly (http://twitter.com/lorryschoenly). Lorry's recent article on correctional nurse handling patient hunger strikes (http://www.correctionsone.com/correctional-psychology/articles/2867523-When-a-hunger-strike-strikes/). Kim McAllister of Emergiblog.com (http://emergiblog.com/) and on Twitter @emergiblog (http://twitter.com/emergiblog/). Victoria Powell of VP-Medical.com (http://VP-Medical.com) and on Twitter @vpmedical (http://twitter.com/vpmedical). and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to our week's topic. | 12/3/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Spongebath … There’s an App for That on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 20 "Spongebath ... There's an App for That!" Technology Adoption and iPad Apps On this week's show, Jamie Davis was joined by Lorry Schoenly, RN, PhD from (CorrectionalNurse.net (http://CorrectionalNurse.net)) and nurse and blogger at the Emergiblog.com (http://emergiblog.com), Kim McAllister. We picked up with a topic and comment from listener Helen, a nurse from Southern California. Helen asked us to be careful of the generic terms used for nurses on the show since terms like "Mid-Level" providers makes it seem like we don't all provide top notch care. She also sent in a link about 16 states opting to allow Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA) to practice without physician oversight after a change in the medicare billing rules was handed down. The panel of nurses also talked about an article supplied by Lorry Schoenly about healthcare being among the top fields with widespread adoption of iPads for use in the professions associated with patient care. What kind of App would be your killer program to help you provide better and more efficient care for your patients? Send us an email with your ideas to InsightsInNursing@gmail.com. Nursing Still Recession Proof - Mostly Jamie and the gang wrapped up the show with a discussion on the temporary nature of the seeming job shortage for nurses in some areas of the country. Most experts are asserting that the looming nursing shortage is real and only temporarily hidden by nurses working only dues to recession based economic concerns. Kim and Lorry both agreed that we were likely to see a sudden drop of the active nursing workforce once the economy fully recovers. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Join us! On the panel this week: Lorry Schoenly of CorrectionalNurse.net (http://correctionalnurse.net/) and on Twitter @LorrySchoenly (http://twitter.com/lorryschoenly). Lorry's recent article on correctional nurse handling patient hunger strikes (http://www.correctionsone.com/correctional-psychology/articles/2867523-When-a-hunger-strike-strikes/). Kim McAllister of Emergiblog.com (http://emergiblog.com) and on Twitter @emergiblog (http://Twitter.com/emergiblog/). and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to our week's topic. ——— Links from the show: 16 States Drop CRNA Oversight Requirements (http://www.clinicaladvisor.com/sixteen-states-opt-out-of-rule-requiring-supervision-for-nurse-anesthetists/article/191003/) Health Care Big on iPads and Mobile Apps (http://healthcareitnews.com/news/healthcare-sector-among-top-adopters-ipad) Nursing Shortage Still There, Just Temporarily Hidden (http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2010/nov/14/focus-jobs-be-patient-nurses/) Contact Insights in Nursing Do you have a question or a comment for our nurse panelists for this or any other episode of Insights in Nursing? Email us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, | 11/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Something Borrowed, Something Blue on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 19 "Something Borrowed, Something Blue . . ." Data Scraping and Online Patient Privacy The nurses on the panel this week talked about the privacy issues with online patient social media sites such as "Patients... | 11/12/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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I’m Not Furniture . . . I’m Glue on Insights in Nursing Episode 18 | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 18 "I'm Not Furniture . . . I'm Glue!" Disclosure in Nurse Job Interviews Job related questions and articles came up on this week's panel discussion on the world of nurses and health care. Our panel regulars K... | 11/5/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Donuts, Not Just for Cops Anymore! | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 16 Social Media, Nurse Navigators and Too Many Donuts! Want to be a more aware nurse when it comes to social media and health care? That was the main topic in the first half of the show this week. We were lucky to have our regular podcast team joined by Rob Fraser, a Canadian RN, podcaster, and author who is very passionate about hooking health care professionals and their patients up with tools and online resources like those in social media sites. We also chatted with the panel about nurses and strategies to avoid overworking and burnout as well as reducing medical errors. There was a recent study by the University of Maryland School of Nursing that looked at how workplace policies that have reduced injuries and accidents in the trucking and airline industries would have a positive effect on improving patient safety. And, yes, the topic turned to donuts and those little baked and cooked treats that are brought in to work by our co-workers, patients, and visitors to share with us. Can we really be healthier, leaner nurses amidst the yummy clutter and donut boxes? Listen to our nurse panelists and their take on these stories in this episode. Share your comments with us by emailing us at InsightsinNursing@gmail.com or leave a comment on this episode. Use the player above to listen each week or subscribe for free using iTunes, the Zune marketplace or other RSS reader or podcast catcher. Join us! On the panel this week: Rob Fraser author and host over at NursingIdeas.ca (http://nursingideas.ca/2010/10/twitter-linkedin-facebook/) and on Twitter @RDJFraser (http://twitter.com/rdjfraser). Kim McAllister of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com) and on Twitter @emergiblog (http://Twitter.com/emergiblog/). Terri Polick author of the Nurse Ratched's Place blog. Cora Vizcarra author of the InfusionNurse.org (http://infusionnurse.org) blog and also found on Twitter @infusionnurse (http://twitter.com/infusionnurse/). and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to our week's topic. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Links from the show: Nurse Navigators Help Cancer Patients (http://www.wltx.com/news/story.aspx?storyid=103612) Harm Reduction Strategies for Overworked Nurses (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/205482.php) Contact Insights in Nursing Do you have a question or a comment for our nurse panelists for this or any other episode of Insights in Nursing? Email us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 10/29/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mental Health is NOT Scary on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 15 Mental Health is NOT Scary on Insights in Nursing In the nursing news this week is a provocative study out of the U.K. that speaks to a nurses ability to recognize when a patient is depressed or experiencing emotional distress. Our nurse panelists look at the whole of mental health assessment, nursing care, and treatments in the course of our discussion. The discussion also looks at an article about a Canadian nurse who earned $127,000 in OVERTIME pay as a nurse. Do nurses not know when too much overtime is hurting our ability to perform good patient care? Are our health care facilities taking care of us when they constantly call on someone to work overtime? Listen to our nurse panelists and their take on these stories in this episode. Share your comments with us by emailing us at InsightsinNursing@gmail.com or leave a comment on this episode. Use the player above to listen each week or subscribe for free using iTunes, the Zune marketplace or other RSS reader or podcast catcher. Join us! On the panel this week: Kim McAllister of the Emergiblog and organizer of some of the panel discussions in the health care blogger track at Blogworld Expo next week. Terri Polick author of the Nurse Ratched's Place blog. Lovlei McKinnie, of "The Dog Ate My Care Plan (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/)" nursing student blog joins us for a brief time before she's called away to take care of one of her kids. and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to our week's topic. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Links from the show: Detecting Depression in Our Patients - Do We Fail? (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/203400.php) How Much Nurse OT Pay is Too Much OT Pay? (http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/WeirdNews/2010/10/04/15575981.html?cid=rssnewscanada) Contact Insights in Nursing Do you have a question or a comment for our nurse panelists for this or any other episode of Insights in Nursing? Email us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 10/7/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Third Time’s a Charm on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 14 Third Time's a Charm - Nurse Safety and Job Security This week's episode of Insights in Nursing, the show for nurses, by nurses has another great panel including Cora Vizcarra from the InfusionNurse.org (http://infusionnurse.org/) blog and Paul Bond host of the Emergency Nursing Today podcast. The panel guests join host Jamie Davis from the Nursing Show to talk about news from the world of nurses and health care. Work place safety for health care facilities is the first topic covered on the show. With the recent events including the shooting at Johns Hopkins hospital and the beating of a New York psychiatric nurse. Are RNs and others in the work places in which we find ourselves deluding themselves about the safety of their jobs? Second on the agenda this week is a chat about a nurse who is fired from her job after an off-hand comment to a police officer during a traffic stop. Should he have called her hospital to complain, should her bosses have even listened, and why was she fired for this incident? Listen to our nurse panelists and their take on these stories in this episode. Share your comments with us by emailing us at InsightsinNursing@gmail.com or leave a comment on this episode. Use the player above to listen each week or subscribe for free using iTunes, the Zune marketplace or other RSS reader or podcast catcher. Join us! On the panel this week: Paul Bond, of "EmergencyNursingToday.com" the ER Nurse Podcast (http://emergencynursingtoday.com). Cora Vizcarra, RN, CRNI, MBA, of the InfusionNurse.org blog (http://infusionnurse.org/). and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to our week's topic. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Links from the show: Hopkins Shooting Incident (http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2010-09-17/news/bs-md-ci-shooting-hopkins-20100916_1_mother-hospital-staff-east-baltimore) New York Nurse Attack (http://www.wnylabortoday.com/news/2010/09/16/state-national-labor-news/the-new-york-state-nurses-association-holds-vigil-for-yet-another-attacked-nurse-this-time-on-long-island-at-franklin-hospital/) Nurse Fired for Comment During Traffic Stop (http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/25085145/detail.html) Contact Insights in Nursing We want to hear from you. Get back in touch with us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 10/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Doctor Nurse, Nurse Doctor Turf Wars on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 14 Doctor Nurse, Nurse Doctor Turf Wars This week's panel marks the return of Cora Vizcarra from the InfusionNurse.org (http://infusionnurse.org) blog. Cora joins host Jamie Davis and student nurse blogger Lovlei McKinnie from "TheDogAteMyCarePlan.wordpress.com (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/)." This week we tackle the news out of Florida that one chapter of the Florida Medical Association worries that DNPs (Doctor of Nursing Practice) will misrepresent themselves as physicians, misleading patients into thinking they are seeing a physician rather than a nurse practitioner. Perhaps these docs have a inflated view of themselves and how we, as nurses, see them. The panel agrees and they don't think that any nurse, especially a DNP, would even consider representing themselves as doctors. Why lower yourself that way? Cora pointed out all of the times that doctors employ medical assistants and call them nurses to the patients. That, too is misrepresentation and is against the law in most states. Perhaps the doctors should pay a bit more attention to the loose way they use the term nurse rather than worrying about a nurse calling herself by her earned academic credentials! We cover a few other topics this week in our review of nurses and health care in the news. Check out the links listed below. Listen using the player above each week or subscribe for free using iTunes, the Zune marketplace or other RSS reader or podcast catcher. Join us! On the panel this week: Lovlei McKinnie, of "The Dog Ate My Care Plan (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/)" nursing student blog. Cora Vizcarra, RN, CRNI, MBA, of the InfusionNurse.org blog (http://infusionnurse.org). and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to our week's topic. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Links from the show: ANA urges nurses to get seasonal flu vaccine (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/200661.php) Duval County Physicians against others calling selves "Doctor" (http://jacksonville.bizjournals.com/jacksonville/stories/2010/09/13/story4.html?b=1284350400^3922871) Article on increasing numbers of men in nursing field (http://www.pjstar.com/news/tricounty/x531399509/Nursings-not-just-for-women-anymore) Cora's Article on Doctors and Following Standards of Care (http://infusionnurse.org/2010/09/14/should-doctors-follow-nursing-standards-of-practice/) Contact Insights in Nursing We want to hear from you. Get back in touch with us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 9/17/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Dog Ate My Chickenpox on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 13 The Dog Ate My Chickenpox This week's episode has the members of the panel recovering slightly from our long Labor Day weekend. We don't shy away from nurses and health care in the news. The first story discussed is the recent federal court decision upholding an earlier court ruling that there is no causal link between onset of autism and childhood vaccines or vaccine preservatives. We follow that up with a common tale for nursing professionals, physician groups attempting to limit our advanced scope of practice fields due to presumed "safety concerns." Kim calls this nursing news article from Colorado a "well, duh!" story because what makes this anything new? We do discuss the ongoing turf war over patient care and oversight between physicians and advanced practice nurses. Finally, Kim, Lovlei, and I take a look at an interesting article on the history of nurses in Australia connected with a story on the University of Sydney's nursing school program and their history archive. Kim and Lovlei expressed an interest in seeing more about men involved with early nursing care in both Australia and the U.S. when the discussion of nursing history presents itself. As always, we have a lot of fun along the way and hope that you will join us! Listen using the player above each week or subscribe for free using iTunes, the Zune marketplace or other RSS reader or podcast catcher. Join us! Brought to you by the first ever nursing podcast listener cruise coming up in January. Visit NursingAtSea.com (http://nursingatsea.com/) for details and booking information. On the panel this week: Lovlei McKinnie, of "The Dog Ate My Care Plan (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/)" nursing student blog. Kim McAllister, BSN, RN, Author of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com/) and a regular panelist here at Insights. and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to this topic. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Links from the show: Court has final words for false Autism/Vaccine link (http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/09/07/p.autism.vaccine.debate/index.html) Anesthesiologists against nurses giving anesthesia autonomously (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/200033.php) Australian nursing history article (http://www.usyd.edu.au/news/84.html?newsstoryid=5574) Last week's Insights in Nursing episode - Medical Imaging and Wallet Autopsies Last week's episode "Patient Care, Leather or Paper (../2010/08/leather-or-paper/)" Contact Insights in Nursing We want to hear from you. Get back in touch with us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 9/10/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Medical Imaging and Wallet Autopsies on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 12 Medical Imaging and Wallet Autopsies On this week's episode of Insights in Nursing, our illustrious panel of online nurse leaders dives into the weekly health and nursing news. Included in our topics is a look at overuse of medical imaging, elderly patients and nutritional support, issues with appropriate CE and a frank discussion about nurse unions - pros and cons. Along the way we have a whole lot of fun as only nurses can. You should always stick around for the few comments after the closing music, too! Join us! Brought to you by the first ever nursing podcast listener cruise coming up in January. Visit NursingAtSea.com (http://nursingatsea.com/) for details and booking information. On the panel this week: Kim McAllister, BSN, RN, Author of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com/) and a regular panelist here at Insights. Terri Polick, RN, Author of Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com/) blog. and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to this topic. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Links from the show: Medical Imaging Overuse Study (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/199413.php) Nurse Podcast Listener Cruise link (http://nursingatsea.com/) What Do We Call Nurse Doctorates? (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/198268.php) NHS and UK Nurses Speak Out on Elderly Patients and Nutrition (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1307250/Frail-elderly-patients-left-hungry-hospitals-admit-thirds-NHS-nurses.html) Nurse CE for Political Rally article (http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/state&id=7640031) Last week's episode "Patient Care, Leather or Paper (http://insightsinnursing.com/2010/08/leather-or-paper/)" Contact Insights in Nursing Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 9/3/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Patient Care, Leather or Paper on Insights Episode 11 | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 11 Patient Care, Leather or Paper Join the Insights panel of nurses this week as we delve into a variety of topics including issues in compassionate care in the face of nurse staffing concerns, a look at what you call a nurse with a doctoral degree, whether maternity patients in Sweden should be tidying their own rooms, and finally a look at a new indie film release about a nurse who moonlights as a dominatrix. Are you intrigued? You haven't heard anything yet! Listen to the show to get the details on what might be on the horizon for our crazy nurse panelists. Brought to you by the first ever nursing podcast listener cruise coming up in January. Visit NursingAtSea.com (http://nursingatsea.com/) for details and booking information. On the panel this week: Lovlei McKinnie, of "The Dog Ate My Care Plan (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/)" nursing student blog. Kim McAllister, BSN, RN, Author of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com/) and a regular panelist here at Insights. Terri Polick, RN, Author of Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com) blog. and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to this topic. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Links from the show: Dignity at the Heart of Nursing Care (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/198409.php) Nurse Podcast Listener Cruise link (http://nursingatsea.com/) What Do We Call Nurse Doctorates? (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/198268.php) Swedish Mom Asked to Tidy Up Room on Discharge from C-Section (http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/dpps/news/offbeat/mom-asked-to-clean-hospital-room-after-birth-dpgonc-km-20100822_9289552) Nurse-Dominatrix Movie Release (http://movies.nytimes.com/2010/08/20/movies/20modern.html) Contact Insights in Nursing Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 8/27/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Magnet Hospitals and Happy Nurses on This Week’s Insights Episode 10 | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode 10 Magnet Hospitals and Happy Nurses! After last week's episode focusing solely on education, our panel jumps back in to reviewing a few nursing articles from the week and we start off with a look at a University of Maryland School of Nursing study about nurse job satisfaction and magnet status of a hospital. Does a hospital's status and accreditation as a magnet facility necessarily mean that the nurses there are happier than other facilities? We ask that question of our panel. Kim and Jamie delve into the topic of non-traditional conferences and Jamie announces the first ever nursing podcast listener cruise coming up in January. Visit NursingAtSea.com (http://nursingatsea.com) for details and booking information. We also take a look at a nurse educator in Baltimore who is reaching out to see if simple nursing interventions can improve the lives of lower income elderly persons so they can live longer, healthier lives in their own homes. What are other nurses doing to impact their communities in such a direct and resourceful way? On the panel this week: Susan Bindon, MSN, RN-BC, Senior Consultant, Education Development, Lifebridge Health. (http://lifebridgehealth.org/) Kim McAllister, BSN, RN, Author of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com) and a regular panelist here at Insights. and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://promednetwork.com/) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to this topic. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Links from the show: Magnet Status and Nurse Job Satisfaction Study (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/197627.php) Nurse Podcast Listener Cruise link (http://nursingatsea.com) Baltimore Nurse Educator Studies Low Income Home Health Initiative (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/197719.php) International Roundtable on Community Paramedicine Conference Videos (http://ircp.blip.tv) Contact Insights in Nursing Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 8/20/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Nursing Education – It’s Contagious on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode - Nursing Education - It's Contagious on Insights in Nursing On this week's Insights in Nursing, we brought together an amazing panel of nurse educators and leaders to discuss the future of nurse education. Where is the profession of nursing headed and what can a new nurse or prospective nurse look forward to in the way of educational opportunities and requirements. On the panel this week: Christy Dryer, MSN, RN, CNE, Director of Nursing Programs at Cecil College in North East, Maryland (http://cecil.edu). Joan Stanley, PhD, RN, CRNP, Director of Education Policy for the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (http://www.aacn.nche.edu/). Susan Bindon, MSN, RN-BC, Senior Consultant, Education Development, Lifebridge Health. (http://lifebridgehealth.org) Kim McAllister, BSN, RN, Author of the Emergiblog and a regular panelist here at Insights. and host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic, RN, NREMTP, BA, AAS managing director of the ProMed Network (http://ProMedNetwork.com) and host of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com/) and MedicCast (http://mediccast.com/blog)weekly programs. Join us as we delve in to this topic. —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Links from the show: Nursing Tri-Council on Nursing Education and Advancement of Degree (http://www.aacn.nche.edu/Education/pdf/TricouncilEdStatement.pdf) (pdf file) Nursing Tri-Council on the Projected Nurse Shortage and the Current Economy (http://www.aacn.nche.edu/Media/NewsReleases/2010/tricouncil.html) Happy Hospitalist on Nursing Education and Health Care (http://thehappyhospitalist.blogspot.com/2010/07/nursing-education-requirements-are.html) Contact Insights in Nursing Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ——- | 8/4/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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What Nursing Shortage? on Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode - What Nursing Shortage? This week I had a chance to do a one-on-one interview with student nurse blogger, Lovlei, author of the blog "The Dog Ate My Care Plan (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/)." She recently wrote a post on her blog about the challenges seen by some nursing students who are graduating and having difficulty finding work after nursing school. What Nursing Shortage? (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/2010/07/13/what-nursing-shortage/) I thought it would be a good opportunity to chat with her about how things look from her perspective as she is about a year off from her graduation date. Join us as we delve in to this topic. Lovlei from The Dog Ate My Care Plan (http://thedogatemycareplan.wordpress.com/) —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Contact Insights in Nursing Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ------- | 7/30/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Physician Extenders – on Insights in Nursing | Physician Extenders on Episode 8 of Insights in Nursing Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode - This week's episode of Insights in Nursing looked at a USA Today article on multi-state licenses causing problems (http://www.usatoday.com/printedition/news/20100715/1anurses15_cv.art.htm) with disciplined nurses skirting the rules. Is this a huge problem or much ado about nothing? Then we move on to discuss a problem with the title some physician agencies are using for PAs and Nurse Practitioners. They are being called "Physician Extenders." Huh? EXACTLY. Finally we point out an instance of the media getting it right by recognizing a nurse who was nominated to a position of honor by a patient advocacy group (http://recordernewspapers.com/articles/2010/07/20/madison_eagle/news/doc4c3f25c1c0657739854673.txt). ----------- (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://www.mediccast.com/podcasts/insights.xml) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://www.mediccast.com/podcasts/insights.xml) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) Join our panel of special nursing guests as we delve in to this topic. Kim McAllister from the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com) Terri Polick from Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com) and Jamie Davis of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com) Contact Insights in Nursing Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ------- | 7/22/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Meta-Analyze This on Episode 7 of Insights in Nursing | Meta-Analyze This on Episode 7 of Insights in Nursing Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode - This week's episode of Insights in Nursing kicked off with a great discussion about critical understanding of research published by various sources. The topic came from a great article about flawed meta-analysis in a research study by Amy Romano of the Science and Sensibility blog (ScienceandSensibility.org) (http://www.scienceandsensibility.org/?p=1349). We followed that up with a look at EMS blogger, Chris Kaiser's article on EMTs and Paramedics as "Sporks" of the medical community (http://lifeunderthelights.com/2010/07/paramedics-and-emts-are-special-a-salute-to-the-spork/), in which he referred to nurses as the perfect and natural assistants to doctors. Chris wasn't being malicious but was repeating a common misconception about nurses that seems to continue to exist despite all that nursing has accomplished over the years. What is it about blogging that scares employers so much and what can we do to ensure that health care bloggers act responsibly when they discuss medical and nursing topics? (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://www.mediccast.com/podcasts/insights.xml) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://www.mediccast.com/podcasts/insights.xml) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) Join our panel of special nursing guests as we delve in to this topic. Kim McAllister from the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com) Amy Romano from Science and Sensibility (http://scienceandsensibility.org) Paul Bond from Emergency Nursing Today (http://emergencynursingtoday.com) Terri Polick from Nurse Ratched's Place (http://nurseratchedsplace.com) and Jamie Davis of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com) Contact Insights in Nursing Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ------- | 7/16/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Episode 6 – Where Did All the Bloggers Go? | Welcome to Episode 6 of Insights in Nursing. The discussion this week centers around bloggers leaving the social media space because of workplace pressure to stop blogging. Primarily, this is brought up by the stunning news that prominent EMS blogger, Mark Glencorse of the U.K. blog 999Medic.com announced that he was leaving blogging (http://999medic.com/2010/06/23/my-farewell-to-blogging/). What is it about blogging that scares employers so much and what can we do to ensure that health care bloggers act responsibly when they discuss medical and nursing topics? ---- Subscribe for Free - Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Join our panel of special nursing guests as we delve in to this topic. Kim McAllister from the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com) Cora Vizcarra of the Infusion Nurse blog (http://infusionnurse.org) and Jamie Davis of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com) Some of the links discussed in this week's show included: Kentucky nursing student sues university over blog dismissal (http://chronicle.com/article/Nursing-Student-Sues-After-U/42558) Health Blogger Code of Ethics (http://medbloggercode.com/the-code/) Change of Shift Nurse Blog Carnival (http://www.emergiblog.com/change-of-shift) Interview with Cora Vizcarra about Infusion Nursing on the Nursing Show (http://www.nursingshow.com/2008/11/14/infusion-nursing-interview-and-episode-54/) Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! ------- | 7/9/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Nurses on TV and I Like Furniture on Episode 5 | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode - Nurses on TV and I Like Furniture on Episode 5 Welcome to Episode 5 of Insights in Nursing. In this episode we look at the impact nurses depicted on TV have (or don't have) on the nursing profession. What effect does "Nurse Jackie" or "Hawthorne" have on the public's perceptions of what we do in providing nursing care for our patients. Join our panel of special nursing guests as we delve in to this topic. Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Insights in Nursing podcast comes out on most Fridays with a panel of core hosts including: Kim McAllister from the Emergiblog Terri Polick of Nurse Ratched's Place and Jamie Davis of the Nursing Show Other guests will be added to the mix as soon as anyone asks to be on the show! Join us if you are a nurse leader, blogger, or just want to chat with us. We'd love to have your opinion heard on the show. | 7/2/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Over Anxious, Over Testing, & Keep That NG Tube Away | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode - Over Anxious, Over Testing, & Keep That NG Tube Away From Me! This episode of the Insights In Nursing podcast looks at a recent article that refers to over-testing of patient in ERs due to doctors' lawsuit concerns (http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5h5bRnP67MKyPT9cCwLv5Ku0v0FtwD9GFE7LG2). While none of us are surprised, there is no shortage of good commentary including an interesting side note on inserting an NG tube and Kim's view on EVER having one done to her! Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com (mailto:insightsinnursing@gmail.com) with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse! —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Insights in Nursing podcast comes out on most Fridays with a panel of core hosts including: Kim McAllister from the Emergiblog Terri Polick of Nurse Ratched's Place and Jamie Davis of the Nursing Show Other guests will be added to the mix as soon as anyone asks to be on the show! Join us if you are a nurse leader, blogger, or just want to chat with us. We'd love to have your opinion heard on the show. | 6/25/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Docs or Nurses – Which do Patients Prefer? | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode - Docs or Nurses - Which do Patients Prefer? Welcome to Episode 3 of the Insights in Nursing Podcast. This week's show looked at an interesting trend in recent news and journal articles focusing on the Physician vs. Advanced Practice Nurse debate in health care reform. Join our discussion this week with Kim McAllister of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com) and Terri Polick of Nurse Ratched's Place (http://NurseRatchedsPlace.com) as we look at several recent stories in the news about nurses. They bring their viewpoints to the table and share them with host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com) and MedicCast EMS podcast (http://mediccast.com/blog). —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- The show this week revolves around these articles found with a simple search for nurse, nursing, and other related topics this week. Albanian doctor makes the transition to nursing (http://www.salemnews.com/local/x1910040066/Albanian-doctor-makes-the-transition-to-nursing) Nurses as good as doctors in AIDS care monitoring (http://new.927thevan.com/news/articles/2010/jun/15/nurses-as-good-as-doctors-in-aids-care-monitoring/) Specially Trained Nurse Practitioner Detected Same Breast Abnormalities As Surgeon (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/191785.php) Share your thoughts using the comments link below. We all look forward to hear your thoughts on this discussion. | 6/18/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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What’s An Ex-Nurse Anyway – Episode 2 of Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode - What's an Ex-Nurse Anyway - episode 2 of Insights in Nursing Welcome to Episode 2 of the Insights in Nursing Podcast. This week picks up with part two of A regular program featuring nurse leaders, bloggers and podcasters discussing current news about nurses, nursing care, and health issues. Join our discussion this week with Kim McAllister of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com) and Terri Polick of Nurse Ratched's Place (http://NurseRatchedsPlace.com) as we look at several recent stories in the news about nurses. They bring their viewpoints to the table and share them with host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com) and MedicCast EMS podcast (http://mediccast.com/blog). —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- This week's show picks up where last week's Episode 1 left off as the panelists look at an article about the recent promotion of what is called an "ex-nurse" to the position of COO at Akron Children's Hospital (http://www.medcitynews.com/2010/05/akron-childrens-hospital-appoints-ex-nurse-to-coo/). Huh? Join us each week for another episode of Insights in Nursing as we draw together the top leaders in online nursing discussion and talk about nurses and nursing in the news. | 6/4/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Suicide and New Nurse Work Ethics – Episode 1 of Insights in Nursing | Insights in Nursing Podcast Episode - Suicide and New Nurse Work Ethics - Episode 1 of Insights in Nursing Welcome to the first episode of the Insights in Nursing Podcast. A regular program featuring nurse leaders, bloggers and podcasters discussing current news about nurses, nursing care, and health issues. Join our discussion this week with Kim McAllister of the Emergiblog (http://emergiblog.com) and Terri Polick of Nurse Ratched's Place (http://NurseRatchedsPlace.com) as we look at several recent stories in the news about nurses. They bring their viewpoints to the table and share them with host Jamie Davis, the Podmedic of the Nursing Show (http://nursingshow.com) and MedicCast EMS podcast (http://mediccast.com/blog). —- Subscribe for Free – Use these links! (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeItunes.png)iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=379706459) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeZune.png)Zune (zune://subscribe/?Insights%20in%20Nursing=http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Podcast (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/podcast/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeRSS.png)Blog (http://insightsinnursing.com/feed/) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeTwitter.png)Twitter (http://twitter.com/podmedic) | (http://mediccast.com/images/SubscribeFacebook.png)Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/podmedic) Choose from these links for free weekly delivery of Insights in Nursing! ———- Leading off the discussion, we look at a story about a nurse who allegedly encouraged people to commit suicide (http://www.canadaeast.com/rss/article/1066511) during online chat discussions. Moving along, Kim is intrigued by a health careers high school starting in Chicago (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/189320.php) and we wonder if the program moves people into nursing school or just creates CNA's an hospital techs. We wrap up this portion of the episode with a look at Samson University's huge nursing program (http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2010/05/samford_universitys_nursing_pr.html) in Alabama. Terri and Kim note that all of the graduates in the photo of the recent pinning ceremony are wearing their caps. We talked for so long that we split the episode into two parts. Check out the rest of the discussion in part two, coming out next week. | 5/29/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Customer Reviews
Very good information
This panel always does a very good job of discussing current issues within nursing. A very good additional learning resource that looks at the issues differently than Jamie Davis' other podcast, "The Nurisng Show". But, there are often extra noises and such that can be distracting, he needs a better method to filter out the background noise of his panelists.
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