Hi folks, I'm a pediatrician working to bring ICU staff (MDs, fellows, nurses, APNs, RTs, etc) together with situational awareness for the pandemic. Our team...
Group, Remember how boring lecture could be in nursing school. Death by powerpoint even when the instuctor made good slides. If you were charged with teaching...
I am in a BSN-MSN program now, what helps me & others like me are great slides with useful info. That means no fancy/silly tricks or goofy picutures only...
I went to a md conference put on by my employer and still don't know if the lecturer Did this on purpose or just did this off the cuff.. The lecturer was...
Great!! I'll use it. ... From: Carolyn <cpr1967@...> Subject: Re: Teaching a Shock Lecture To: "nursebob@yahoogroups.com" <nursebob@yahoogroups.com> ...
I like to use games: Jeopardy, Hollywood Squares, 100,000 dollar pyramid. That sort of thing, at the end of the lecture. It helps to cement the knowledge. Also...
ps 1.5 hours isn't nearly long enough. When I teach that it's at least 2-3 hours just for SIRS/Sepsis alone. Maybe pick up on the key points and expand from...
Why not have a MOCK UP... Have had a few pts present with SUBJECTIVE: "feeling bad, low back pain for a couple of days, no fever, just feeling pretty rough..."...
Sandi Corbett
sandi.corbett@...
Oct 22, 2009 1:21 pm
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We have received multiple reports now of critical care staff concerned about ICU, but especially ECMO capacity as the pandemic progresses. The heightened...
hi there, i hope it's not too late to respond b4 your lecture i AM a nursing student due to graduate in 2 mos and i have just finished my high acuity lectures,...
I'm a RN at UMC-Tucson. Most of the H1N1 patients are on the vent. There is 1 pt on ECMO with being positive with influenza A. Further test for H1 or H3 is...
I will be out of the office starting 10/23/2009 and will not return until 11/02/2009. I will respond to your message when I return. ... All electronic data...
FYI... The pt I mentioned was a real pt. Indepent, self-employed, no insurance... She presented to ED, walky-talky, dyspneic, vague nause, & profound...
Wow, thanks Sandra, your sharing of this sad experience for this pt is a great example & helpful to me, I got the picture. ... From: Sandra G. Corbett...
Thank you all for your help. The class went well although some weren't as checked in as I would like. Susan. Susan B. Priest, MSN, RN, CNS Director of Health &...
Nurse Bob's Critical Care Nursing Group Policy Nurse Bob's Critical Care Nursing Group Mail Policy The policy of Nurse Bob's Critical Care Nursing Group is to...
nursebob@yahoogroups....
Nov 1, 2009 9:53 am
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File : Medical Intensive Care Nursing.html Description : Nurse Bob's Webpage From: <Saved by Windows Internet Explorer 8> Subject: Medical...
nursebob@yahoogroups....
Nov 1, 2009 9:53 am
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What is it like being a nurse? I what to become a nurse but what are the pros and cons. Â Timika Clancy mikalvsusher@... ...
This is loaded question. If you are a caring person then this is the profession for you. Job security is the number one pro. If you choose nursing then get...
jgk1278@...
Nov 2, 2009 8:16 pm
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The pros are if you like people it can be a wonderful experience. I come away refreshed every day from the exposure of helping people at the worst times of...
Wow Rob, that was powerful. Made me stop for a moment to appreciate what I have. Not only at work but at home. You are truly an inspiration for other up and...
Hi all, I'm looking for some practical case studies for patients receiving neuromuscular blockade, sedation, analgesia. Please e-mail me ASAP as my class is...
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