HeyJaredNursing2025 Podcast
Brought to you by the editors of Nursing, The Peer Reviewed Journal of Clinical Excellence, this podcast brings you discussions with clinical experts and thought leaders, including members of Nursing's editorial staff and editorial board as well as contributing authors.
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- Aug 27, 2026
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From headlines to the bedside: What nurses need to know about hantavirus (opens the original)
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In this podcast episode, we are joined by Dottie Borton, an experienced RN consultant and infection preventionist to discuss the recent Andes virus outbreak on a cruise ship as a timely entry point into a broader discussion of hantavirus infections and their implications for nursing practice. The conversation highlights key differences between hantavirus types, emphasizing that Andes virus is unique in its ability for person-to-person transmission, whereas most US cases are linked to rodent expo
From reactive to proactive: Nursing leadership, advocacy, and systemwide strategies to reduce workplace violence (opens the original)
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In this podcast episode, we are joined by UNC Health nursing and occupational health leaders Dr Jeff Strickler, Elaine Marshall, and Dr Catherine Capp to discuss rising workplace violence, and the systemwide strategies they have implemented to prevent violence, support injured staff, and empower nurses to advocate for safer environments. From unit‑based champions to proactive risk‑assessment tools and state‑level policy change, their work shows what is possible when nurses refuse to accept viole
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