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To the Nursing and Midwifery Council, I believe that to elevate and modernize the nursing profession, a significant reform in the educational pathway is essential. The current system, where some nurses enter the profession through schools of nursing while others through universities, creates disparities in training and professional recognition. To address this, I propose two potential solutions: Unified University Pathway: The best approach would be to eliminate the school of nursing route entirely and require all aspiring nurses to complete their education through a university program. This would standardize the level of education and ensure that all nurses enter the profession with a Bachelor of Nursing Science (BNSc) degree. A university education offers a broader and more comprehensive curriculum that includes critical thinking, research, leadership, and advanced clinical skills, all of which are essential for modern nursing practice. Extended College of Nursing Program: Alternatively, if the school of nursing pathway is to be retained, it should be restructured into a five-year program that culminates in the awarding of a BNSc degree. This extended program would align the college of nursing with university standards, ensuring that all nursing graduates possess the same level of knowledge and expertise, regardless of their educational route. By doing so, we would enhance the professional status of nurses and ensure consistency in the quality of care delivered across the healthcare system. These changes would not only enhance the professionalism of nursing but also ensure that nurses are better prepared to meet the complexities of modern healthcare. I urge the NMC to consider these proposals in the interest of advancing the nursing profession.THE NURSING STARS MAGAZINE Mmathapelo Matshediso Mokoena Nursing Blog NursingjobsUK NursingjobsUKNursing Times Sincerely, Nr. ABUNWA J.

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Register online https://cvent.me/LQOgwG This event will be recorded and made available to paid registrants for a limited time. Title: Strategies for Developing and Evaluating Clinical Judgment: Integrating Collaborative and Structured Clinical Strategies Speaker: Carrie Stroup, DNP, RN, CNE Description: A gap exists between the acquired clinical judgment skills of newly graduated nurses and the level required for safe clinical practice. It is imperative that nurse educators develop strategies to teach and evaluate these skills as students move through the nursing curriculum to prepare them for entry level practice. This webinar will provide a definition and key attributes of clinical judgment. We will discuss strategies to teach and evaluate these skills including, the utilization of the SBAR framework for post-conference debriefing, collaborative quizzing, and even updates to the dreaded clinical paperwork.

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🚪✨ Every “no” you hear, every closed door, and every disappointment is preparing you for your breakthrough! Nurse entrepreneurs, remember that setbacks are just setups for your comeback. 💪🏽 It’s not the end—it’s a test of how strong and resilient you can be. You are worthy of abundance and success. The journey isn’t easy, but every test will only make you better, stronger, and more prepared for the greatness that’s ahead. 🩺💼 #NurseEntrepreneur #Resilience #BusinessSuccess #NursesInBusiness #NursingEntrepreneurs #MindsetMatters #DenzelWashingtonWisdom

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A great reminder of how growth happens. 📈 Struggles are difficult yes, but they teach us invaluable lessons about life, ourselves, and the world around us. 📝 Struggles sometimes tell us where we need to push forward and other times tell us its time to let go and move on. ⏭️ Grace.. it is with grace that we should give to ourselves and others during the struggles. 💙 Celebrate times when you and-or your team overcome struggles. 💪🏻 #struggles #growth #coachingfortransformstion #leadership #empowerment

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Did you know that about half of high-intensity home-based primary care (HBPC) in #Medicare is provided by nurse practitioners (NPs)? Research shows that #NPs often care for sicker patients, with higher rates of hospitalization, emergency department use, and mortality compared to physicians. Interestingly, the quality of care is generally comparable between NPs and physicians, except for end-of-life care—where #NP patients show greater hospice utilization. Learn more about Home and Community Based Care at the Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses Association (GAPNA) https://lnkd.in/g_yb_r7T

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❕ Today, there’s a simpler approach to cardiology. Learn how to make your life easier by bringing your health IT together ⤵

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Do you understand BEST practice when it comes to concussion management? We think we do. That’s why we’ve come up with our BEST practice model of concussion care. 📽 Watch the video to find out why it matters!

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On May 23, 2024 at 1:00 pm Pinson & Tang will host a webinar on the CDI Pocket Guide® topic Substance Use, Abuse, and Dependence. We will define the ICD-10 terms for psychoactive substance use, abuse, and dependence, and contrast with the DSM-5 definitions of substance use disorders and substance-induced disorders including intoxication, withdrawal, and delirium; explain the ICD-10 coding guidelines for substance use disorders, their ICD-10 codes and DRG impact, with applicable Coding Clinic advice; and apply the clinical and coding concepts through illustrative patient case examples. https://lnkd.in/e53KBJKQ

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Recertifying your WOCNCB Certification(s)? Don’t take a test The updated PGP process has been streamlined! Developed to highlight your professional practice 1. Practice hours 2. Attendance at conferences and receipt of CEUs 3. Other professional activities PGP is the way to go!

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Thank you, American Nurses Association and Jennifer Mensik Kennedy PhD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN , for sharing this. Nurses, this is your reminder that we are a powerful and influential profession. We continue to be the most trusted profession because Evidence-Based Practice is our foundation and Compassion is at our core. As nursing professionals, it's our duty to research our legislators on the ballot and vote since government decisions directly impact how we care for our patients and communities. We need to normalize conversations about health policy, voting, and being civically engaged. If we don't speak, someone else will speak for us—and it probably won't be a nurse. It is a disservice to all the patients in our care—past, present, and future—for us to not get involved in policy-making and politics. Let’s ensure we are informed and engaged in shaping the future of healthcare and our profession. #Nursing #EvidenceBasedPractice #HealthcareAdvocacy #NursesVote #Advocacy #NurseTheVote #CivicEngagement #Civics101ForHealthcare #Nurse

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When it comes to generating accurate ICU discharge summaries, not all large language models (#LLMs) are the same, according to new research. A study conducted by the Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine at University Hospital Galway, along with the School of Computer Science at the University of Galway, investigated the ability of #ChatGPT, #GPT-4 API and #Llama2 to generate accurate and concise ICU discharge summaries. ehealth #healthit #digitalhealth #PulseIT

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Navigate your career path in anesthesiology with the 2024 Anesthesiology Featured Jobs Guide. This digital booklet provides you with a unique opportunity to browse open positions, access career resources, and make connections to take you to the next step in your career. Browse online or download the guide so you can take a closer look at the organizations and positions that appeal to you: https://ow.ly/lbUE50SPg8R #anesthesiology #anesthesia #anesthesiologist

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Register online at https://cvent.me/55qyrK These events will be recorded and made available to paid registrants for a limited time. Title: You are a New Educator: Now What? (A 4-Part Series) Speaker: Charles P. Molsbee, EdD, MSN, RN, CNE, CHSE, FAADN August 9 - This webinar will cover the various roles of the nurse educator ranging from educator to counselor to role model. It will also discuss teaching, service, and scholarly activities for the educator. August 16 - This webinar will dive into the generational differences and learning styles involved with educating future nurses. Additionally, educational theory and strategies will be discussed. August 23 - How to effectively manage both the classroom, clinical and simulation environment, along with pointers for handling unprofessional behaviors and academic dishonesty in the educational setting. August 30 - This webinar will discuss evaluation processes such as examinations, item-writing, item analysis and clinical evaluation. Additionally, accreditation and program assessment with be discussed.

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3 reasons why you should start focusing on building a brand as a Nurse! ⬇️ #nurses want to learn more write “BRAND”in the comments #newgradrn #nursing #nurseleaders

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