HeyJaredeaRNit Podcast
Motivation and all-around all things pre-nursing and nursing school.
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8 Tips and Tricks for Nursing School (opens the original)
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Reach out on my LinkedIn to come on the podcast or submit questions.In this episode, I go over 8 necessary tips and tricks if you are just getting into nursing school. Video about studying tips Podcast about Studying Pharmacology Study Video
Important Update (opens the original)
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Just a quick update on what is happening and how it will be impacting the podcast :)
Misleading Post by the AHA? (opens the original)
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This post by the AHA on LinkedIn is the one discussed in this podcast episode. In my opinion, this is very misleading, although I doubt this was the goal of the post. The AHA has done more for society than most organizations on the planet, which is why I am so shocked by the information in this post. I talk about the issues with the post and the underlying miseducation of the general public about interventions for opioid drug overdoses. Reach out on my LinkedIn to come on the podcast or
Bullsh** Nursing Shortage (opens the original)
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Reach out on my LinkedIn to come on the podcast or submit questions. The nursing shortage as it is presented to us is not real. The fact that so-called credible organizations are telling you "we need more nurses" - meaning we need more new nurses should make you question intentions or lack thereof. The nursing shortage is mainly fictional and is a broader part of the largely ignored issues in nursing. It is also another reason that the ANA is a complete joke.
The Missing Variable in Patient Satisfaction (opens the original)
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Reach out on my LinkedIn to come on the podcast or submit questions. Is patient satisfaction really a communication problem... or is it a workload problem? When patient satisfaction scores fall, many healthcare organizations respond with communication training, scripting, bedside rounding initiatives, and customer service programs. But what if they're treating the symptom instead of the cause? In this episode, we explore the idea that great patient communication doesn't happen because health
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