Publication bias results from the selective publication of studies. In this episode we discuss exploring publication bias and what it means.
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What Do Med Surg Nurses Do?
Maybe you’re trying to figure out if you want to go to nursing school… maybe you’re in school and not sure of where you want to work… or maybe you’re an experienced nurse looking to change things up. Many have heard of med surg nursing, but are not sure what med surg nurses actually do during a typical shift.
S6E62: Communication Tips – Your Loved Ones
Communicating with loved ones can be hard. These communication tips – your loved ones can help make these conversations more effective.
S6E61: Communication Tips – Difficult Conversations
No one likes difficult conversations. These communication tips – difficult conversations can help make these conversations a little better.
S6E60: Communication Tips – Patients and Their Support Systems
Struggling with communication with your patients? These communication tips – Patients and their support systems can help.
Deconstructing the NYT Article and My Thoughts on the “Nursing Shortage” Bonus Episode
We have heard a lot about a nursing shortage. In this bonus episode I deconstruct the NY Times article and share my thoughts on the nursing shortage.
S6E59: Communication Tips – Other Members of the Healthcare Team
Struggling with communication with your team? These Communication Tips – Other Members of the Healthcare Team can help.
S6E58: Communication Tips – Your Nursing Team
Struggling with communication among your team? These communication tips can help.
How Nurses Can Transform Health Care
If you are a nurse and looking for the solution on How Nurses Can Transform Health Care, then you are at the right place.
S6E57: Patient Pathways – Whipple
Join us as we discuss patient pathways for Whipple patients. Including what to expect, managing meds, discharge, and more.
S6E56 – Patient Pathways – OMFS (Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Join us as we discuss patient pathways for OMFS patients. Including what to expect, managing meds, discharge and more.
S6E55 Patient Pathways – Trauma Patient
Join us as we discuss patient pathways for trauma patients. Including managing pain meds, working with PT and doctors.
S6E54 How I Got Started in Nursing
This podcast is available on iTunes, iHeartRadio, Spotify, and Google Play Articles contain affiliate links. For more information on affiliate links, click here. Who You’ll Hear Kati Kleber, MSN RN CCRN-K – Nurse educator, former cardiac med-surg/stepdown and neurocritical care nurse, author, speaker What You’ll Learn How I got started in nursing Why I switched from ICU to […]
S6E53 Is Nursing Sustainable?
I get asked all the time, “Is Nursing Sustainable?”. Well, I go over this and answer that question in the newest episode of the Fresh RN podcast.
Anticipating Compassion Fatigue in Pandemic-Weary Nurses
Compassion fatigue has been recognized as a phenomenon in clinicians for decades. Here an RN talks about how to manage compassion fatigue.
Navigate Your First Nursing Conference Like a Pro
Do’s and don’ts of your first nursing conferences, in hopes that it will help you navigate your first nursing conference like a pro!
What is the Prone Position Used For?
Have you wondered what is the prone position used for? This article will focus on prone positioning and the reasons why we use it.
How to Stand out as a New Grad Nurse
Learn key tips and skills to ensure you know how to stand out as a new grad nurse. Resumes, Networking, Experience, Volunteering and more!
I Hate Being a Nurse – What to Do When You Don’t Know What to Do
Have you said, I hate being a nurse? Use these tips to help prevent or move past nursing burnout so that you can get back to enjoying your job.
Often Overlooked IV Tips For Nurses
No matter how much experience you have, IV insertion can be a challenge. Here are my top often overlooked IV tips for nurses.