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Category Archives: nursing education
Class Recording Options for Nursing Students
Listener Jason asked me this question on Facebook about his upcoming classes this semester. “What should I use to record my classes?” Jamie, how goes it? I have a tech question for you. I just got into the EMT-I program … Continue reading
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Tagged digital recorder, lecture, nursing class, podcast recorder, record class, study recording, zoom h2, zoom h4
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Just Before Your Testing Day – Taking the NCLEX Exam (Part 3)
Earlier this week, I covered an NCLEX sample review plan for nursing grads in part two of this three part series. The day before, I started the series with some advice on setting out an NCLEX study plan and getting … Continue reading
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A Sample Review Schedule – Taking the NCLEX Exam (Part 2)
Yesterday I started with a look at studying for the NCLEX Nursing Exams. Tomorrow, check back for my final section on getting ready the day before and the day of the NCLEX Nursing test. Today, I want to look at … Continue reading
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Preparing for and Taking the NCLEX Exam (Part 1)
Listener Jacob sent in a question by email and I thought it deserved an answer put out for all of the listeners and readers of the Nursing Show site. He asked about taking (or re-taking) standardized tests like the NCLEX … Continue reading
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How Are You Celebrating Nurses Week?
On the Nursing Show podcast this week, I asked you to tell me what you are doing to celebrate National Nurses Week. The American Nurses Association has a few suggestions on their site. Most of their suggestions are more institutional … Continue reading
Posted in nurse career guide, nursing education, RN on the side, RN tips
Tagged ana, celebrate, celebration, nurse friends, nurses week
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Student Nurse Prospects Get One Stop Application
The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) has instituted a new centralized application process meant to help fill nursing school vacancies with students who would be turned away from the schools to which they would ordinarily apply. Nurses Get … Continue reading
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Tagged AACN, application, nursing education, nursing school, students
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5 Swine Flu Resources for Nursing Patients
Nurses and nursing students often get put to the test with health related questions from their patients, family members, neighbors and sometimes perfect strangers. With the recent news hype surrounding the swine flu outbreak in Mexico and parts of the … Continue reading
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Tagged CDC, FDA, influenza, NIH, online resources, patient education, swine flu
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5 Things Nurses Need to Know About Swine Flu
The U.S. and world news media outlets are all buzzing with talk about the Swine Flu. As is usually the case, they have very little to say despite they are talking about it for 5 or 10 minutes every hour. … Continue reading
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Tagged infection control, news, news media, patient education, prevention, public health, swine flu
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