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Positioning Complications No One Talks About — Until It's Too Late (opens the original)
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In this episode of Baxter's ConnectED Carecast, host Ashley Drane is joined by Ashley Bartholomew, MSN, RN, CNOR, ONC, an orthopedic OR nurse, educator, and nationally recognized perioperative leader, to discuss an often-overlooked aspect of patient safety: surgical positioning. Together, they explore positioning-related complications, including nerve injuries, pressure injuries, and perioperative vision loss, while highlighting the importance of reassessment, team communication, patient advocac
Falling Through the Cracks: Recognizing Risk in the ED (opens the original)
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Hosted by Lindsey Farina and featuring emergency room nurse Madison McClear, BSN, RN, this episode explores the unique challenges of identifying and preventing patient falls in the emergency department. From rapidly changing patient conditions and overcrowding to visibility challenges and staffing realities, Madison shares firsthand insights from the front lines of emergency care.
From Layers to Landscape: Cross Over Perspective (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Baxter ConnectEd Care podcast , host Marie Marte, Advanced Practice Nurse and Medical Science Liaison at Baxter, speaks with Britney Ann Butt, CWOCN®, WOCC®, Wound & Ostomy Care Program Manager at Keck Medicine of USC, about pressure injury prevention through the lens of both Canadian and U.S. healthcare systems. Together, they explore the shared challenges clinicians face regardless of geography, including support surface utilization, microclimate management, skin assessm
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