The Nursing Post podcast is a place where nurses can come to keep up-to-date on all nursing matters.We discuss topics on the impacts of the healthcare system on nurses, healthcare in the news, and bring awareness to illnesses and disease.
As passionate nurses with emphasis on education our hope is to inform nurses so they can help advocate for their patients and families.
This is an informative, table discussion by two opinionated nurses. All opinions are our own.
We go back to basics on today's podcast episode, Nursing Bill of Rights and Code of Ethics for Nurses. I know that this was covered in nursing school, but are we really upholding these duties? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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Today's episode goes over the most recent CDC guidelines ( 12/23/21) and the most recent AHA CRP guidelines for HCWs (10/2021)
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On today's episode we talk about some news stories and articles that we have come across in 2021. We start off today with The Great Resignation which sent us down the rabbit hole of, is there really a nursing shortage? We end the podcast discussing the strike at Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Massachusetts. Please leave us your thoughts or opinion in the comments, we'd love to hear them.
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Today we talk about the difference between RN's and LPN's and compensation rates for both nurses, for both men and women. Let us know what you think about Medscape's take on average pay for RN's and LPNs
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Today's episode we discuss HeLa cells and the impact that they have have all over the world and throughout medicine. Was it right for these cells to be taken without consent of a patient? Should the family be reimbursed?
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The impact that Henrietta Lacks has made to science and medicine cannot be put into words. In this first episode we will be discussing who Henrietta is and where it all started.
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Today we cover the Tuskegee Experiment and the impact that it has had on medicine.
It’s well documented that minorities are underrepresented in clinical studies. When specifically talking about African Americans, mistrust is the most prevalent barrier to research participation. There are countless years of life that have been lost and will continue to be lost due to the mistrust that minorities have with research.
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Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death and the U.S. spends nearly $170 billion on medical care to treat smoking-related disease in adults.
Today we go over the difference between smoking and vaping. What is really in these addictive products and how to quit smoking.
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SIDS is the leading cause of death among babies between 1mo - 1yr of age.
Today's episode we talk about risk factors and prevention of SIDS.
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Pancreatic cancer is a devastating disease. With a 5 year survival rate of only 5-10%, most who are diagnosed have a hard road ahead of them. Today we cover the basics of pancreatic cancer and treatment options.
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