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A Nursing Binder: Stay Organized in Nursing School

A Nursing Binder: How to Stay Organized in Nursing School

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A nursing binder is so important. This one tool can keep you organized in nursing school and help you locate all your notes quickly. This is how to put together the best one. Every nursing student needs a nursing binder. It’s where you keep all your notes organized in one place. Read these essential tips and you’ll have one all the other students envy.  What is A Nursing Binder? A nursing binder is an essential item in surviving nursing school. It keeps all your notes, handouts, and lose worksheets in one place so they never get lost. Seriously, these things […]

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Integrity & Clinical Judgement: You Can’t Buy it at Walmart

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You expect a nurse to have integrity and use good clinical judgement, but not every one does. It’s even possible that not everyone can. Judgement is subjective, and even though the it is the goal for any prudent nurse to give the same level of care as another, it just doesn’t always happen that way.

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Hop On Facebook and Review Your Nurse!

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Didn’t you know it’s the latest trend in healthcare? You can sit in you family members room and make statements about the care your loved one is receiving on that hospital’s Facebook page. You can also mention specific nurses by name and discuss your like or dislike for them. Sure would be nice if there were headshots of each nurse on that Facebook page so you could just put a thumbs up or a thumbs down on the nurses. That would make the public degrading of them so much easier. Sure you can do this, but should you? With social

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Med Room Organization or Chaos

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I have had the privilege to work on a floor with an organized med room. However, It appears that ours has been the only one in the entire hospital that stays organized. Stock gets low occasionally, but usually things we need are close at hand and someone will typically step up and replace things as needed. No one is designated or has a responsibility to manage the med room, or its supplies, but we do it out of respect for each other and honestly because it makes our jobs and lives easier.However, on the other floors, the med rooms are

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