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In honor of CCI’s 45th Anniversary, we are reflecting on the past 45 years of operation in service to the perioperative nursing community. Nurses, can you describe CCI in one word? If so, what would that word be? Comment below! #CCI #perioperativenursing

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📚 Explore the Essential Read for Perioperative Nursing! 🏥In our recent #EORNA Best Practice guidelines we refer to the invaluable insights in the book 'Anticipatory vigilance: A grounded theory study of minimising risk within the perioperative setting ' by O´Brien, Andrews and Savage. This groundbreaking theory is a MUST-READ for all involved in or aspiring to join the world of nursing.🌟 Dive into the heart of perioperative care with this enlightening resource. Find out why this theory is a game-changer for our dedicated nurses!And in conjunction read our Perioperative guidelines. Download your copy here:#NursingEducation #PerioperativeCare #MustRead #ORNurses

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📚 Explore the Essential Read for Perioperative Nursing! 🏥In our recent #EORNA Best Practice guidelines we refer to the invaluable insights in the book 'Anticipatory vigilance: A grounded theory study of minimising risk within the perioperative setting ' by O´Brien, Andrews and Savage. This groundbreaking theory is a MUST-READ for all involved in or aspiring to join the world of nursing.🌟 Dive into the heart of perioperative care with this enlightening resource. Find out why this theory is a game-changer for our dedicated nurses!And in conjunction read our Perioperative guidelines. Download your copy here:#NursingEducation #PerioperativeCare #MustRead #ORNurses

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Nurse practice standards in 1887 required each nurse to sweep, mop and dust their wards as part of their daily duties. They also were responsible for such things as retrieving scuttles of coal and filling, cleaning and trimming the wicks of kerosene lamps. Times have changed, but not the principles behind those regulations. Whether it’s a scuttle of coal or managing ventilators in an ICU, nurses have always worked to, as Florence Nightingale said, “put the patient in the best condition for nature to act upon him.” The hours are long, and the work is demanding. And so, through the efforts of individuals, nursing organizations, and lawmakers, May 6-12 has come to be known as National Nurses Week. The week ends on Nightingale’s birthday. It’s uncertain whether the no-nonsense, quintessentially practical founder of modern nursing would approve of the frivolity of a weeklong celebration. Nevertheless, it’s a chance to honor and celebrate these professionals. Of course, not all nurses – for example, CIMRO’s team of RNs – are called to the bedside. But, we can all work in the theme of this year’s National Nurses Week: “Nurses make the difference.”And on May 8, we can tip our caps to student nurses and school nurses on their special day. Finally: How long does it take a nurse to change a light bulb? Answer: 30 seconds to change it and 30 minutes to chart it.

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Attention, Multistate Nurses! Are you ready for a significant update that will impact how you practice across state lines? Don't let the changes leave you confused! Watch this video, get in the know, and take control of your future in multistate nursing.#eNLC#MultistateNursing#NEAC#LicenseEndorsem*nt#NursingPractice#PatientSafety

Following the issuance of the 2023 practice alert by the AACN (American Association of Critical-Care Nurses), nursing leaders engage in conversations regarding the intricacies associated with prone-positioning of patients. #Prone #Positioning #positiveairway #AACN

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It was such a pleasure to have this conversation at the Vizient, Inc Connections Summit last year and bring to light to challenge that the #healthcareindustry is facing in the shortage of Registered Nurses. This is a problem that is not going to solve itself, but I know we are up to the challenge!#healthcare #nursing #nursingcrisis #healthcarestaffing #healthcareworkforce #caredeliverymodels #nursesweek

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Being a forensic nurse is something I value highly as part of my role as an emergency medicine nurse. I am heading in to my third year and continually strive to improve my knowledge and skills. #emergencymedicine #emergencynurse #forensicnurse #iafn #pennmedicine #pennmedicinelgh

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Have you read the Journal Of Emergency Nursing. CEN questions and a wealth of articles are in this bi-monthly scholarly journal.

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Here’s our next discussion starter in honor of Perioperative Nurses Week! Nurses, can you describe perioperative nursing in one word? If so, what would it be? Comment below! #CCI #perioperativenursesweek #perioperativenursing

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