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ARE YOU A NURSE? Or a member of the healthcare community interested in issues and timely topics that impact #nursing #nursingcareers #nursingeconomics #nursingleadership #nursingresearch? If so, make sure to follow Nursing Economic$ for though leadership - and much more!

What do Captain Kirk and Fellow Kristy Fillmore, MScN, RN, NPD-BC, CPHQ have in common? Both "go where no (wo)man has gone before". There are (3) barriers to #nursesinmedia 1. Lack of comprehensive media policies 2. Lack of media training opportunities 3. Lack of streamlined media request management To overcome these barriers, Kristy has spent the past 12 months of her Advocacy Institute Fellowship developing a first-of-its-kind "Amplifying Nurses Voices in Media: Policies, Recommendations, and Guidelines" document for nurses, PR & communication teams, and healthcare organizations. This document will create avenues for amplifying nurses' voices, enabling the nursing profession, their associations, and healthcare institutions to promote positive narratives that influence public perception, drive advocacy for improved health and healthcare, and empower nurses to influence health policy. Our 2025 Fellow will continue Kristy's work by: 1. Connecting with nursing leadership and communication departments to advocate for proposed recommendations. 2. Engaging in conversations with media & PR experts regarding barriers to nurses in media. Apply to the 2025 Advocacy Institute Fellowship - Nurses in Media today: https://lnkd.in/gmzjsYUE

How can we make nursing education more inclusive? Sandra Davis, Judith Martin-Holland, Mekbib L. Gemeda, and Dennis Mitchell highlight the urgent need for a conceptual and methodological framework in nursing education that addresses racism as a root cause of health inequity. Read their article here: https://lnkd.in/eK_5Vchy #HealthEquity #NursingEducation

Thank you so much, Susan Gatti, Business Catalyst, for being our incredible guest speaker at the 3rd Annual Nursing Research Conference at #Northwell #Health! 🙏 Your #empowerment and #resilience insights will truly inspire and will undoubtedly help us embrace a #mindset that will propel our #careers forward. 🚀💡 #Grateful #ClinicalResearch #NurseLeaders #Empowerment #NorthwellHealth #HealthcareInnovation #ThankYou #MindsetMatters"

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Ready to explore the endless possibilities in nursing? In this episode of Clinician Voice, Dr. Modupe Savage, System Director for Academic Practice Partnerships at MedStar Health, joins host Dr. Robin Geiger, CNO of Ingenovis Health, to dive into: ✅ The diverse paths available to nurses ✅ How bedside expertise shapes better healthcare outcomes ✅ The importance of professional development and self-care for long-term success Every nurse’s journey is unique—and that’s a strength! Tune in to hear how embracing your individuality can redefine your career and elevate patient care. 🎧 Listen now: https://bit.ly/3V9kb0Z #ClinicianVoice #ACTprogram #NursingCareers #SelfCareForNurses #ProfessionalDevelopment

Do you want to know what it's like being a Certified Mobile Research Nurse with us? Here's a blog from Amanda Soto, one of our CMRNs who's worked with us for almost a decade. Want to join? Message me directly today to apply and find out more! #clinicalresearch #clinicaltrials #nursejobs #researchanddevelopment #makeadifference

🚨 Advancing Emergency Nursing Research 🚨 Dr. Ellen Benjamin, RN, CEN, and Karen K. Giuliano, PhD, RN, MBA, FAAN have published a study on emergency nurse patient flow management using the Systems Engineering Initiative for Patient Safety (SEIPS) model. This research offers valuable insights into:  ✅ The critical role of nursing creativity & situational awareness  ✅ Technology’s impact on workflows in high-pressure emergency departments  ✅ The need for human-centered system designs 📖 Read our article about the publication and link to the full open-access journal article in JMIR Publications here -https://lnkd.in/gWdAY3Pf.   Congratulations to Dr. Benjamin, faculty at UMass Boston in the Manning College of Nursing and Health Sciences and Dr. Giuliano, faculty at University of Massachusetts Amherst with joint appointment in the Elaine Marieb College of Nursing and UMass Institute for Applied Life Sciences and Co-Director of the Elaine Marieb Center for Nursing and Engineering Innovation.  🎉 #Nursing #PatientFlow #HealthcareInnovation #NurseEngineer #EMCNEI #UMass #OpenAccess

Maslow on the Nursing Floor: #NCLEX® Delegation Dilemmas and Beyond Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is a powerful framework, but applying it to delegation in real-world nursing situations can raise some questions for #NCLEX® students. Let's explore some potential fears and frustrations: NCLEX® Anxieties Subjectivity Creep: Maslow's hierarchy can feel subjective – how do I assess a patient's exact needs level during an exam? Time Constraints: The NCLEX® doesn't always provide extensive patient details. Can I delegate effectively with limited information? One-Size-Fits-All Doesn't Fit All: Maslow's hierarchy is a general guide. What about unique patient situations or cultural considerations? Real-World Frustrations: Competing Needs: A patient might have unmet physiological needs (hunger) but also require emotional support (talking to a family member). How do I prioritize delegation in this case? Limited Resources: What if there aren't enough qualified individuals to delegate tasks that address higher-level needs (e.g., social worker for loneliness)? Don't Despair! Here's the NCLEX® Advantage: While Maslow's hierarchy can't predict every scenario, it provides a valuable framework for critical thinking on the NCLEX® and in practice: Prioritization: Understanding the hierarchy helps identify the most pressing needs to address first (e.g., addressing pain before delegating a bath). Safety First: Maslow's bottom level (physiological needs) always takes precedence. You wouldn't delegate tasks until basic life support needs are met. Clinical Judgment: The NCLEX® tests your ability to apply knowledge to specific situations. Maslow's hierarchy helps you analyze patient needs and delegate accordingly. Remember: Maslow's hierarchy is a tool, not a rigid rule. Use it to guide your delegation decisions while considering all available information and prioritizing patient safety. #henriettaayinor #NCLEXPrep #Delegation #MaslowsHierarchy #futurenurse #studentnurse