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Duration - 8:58

Incivility In Nursing

Incivility in nursing, also known as horizontal violence or nurse bullying, is a real problem. Chief Nurse, Dr. Anne Woods, and Senior Clinical Editor, Lisa Bonsall, discuss this issue and strategies to address it.

Critical Care NursingMedical Surgical NursingAdministration & ManagementProfessional & Staff Development
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Duration - 4:35

Sepsis Mnemonic - Recognize Early, Act Fast!

Sepsis is a life-threatening medical emergency and the Lippincott NursingCenter.com team has created this insightful sepsis Mnemonic video to help you improve sepsis outcomes.

Critical Care NursingMedical Surgical NursingEmergency & Trauma NursingPatient Safety
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Duration - 7:14

Preventing Sepsis

Nurses are key in sepsis early recognition, management and education because we are with the patient 24 hours a day. Having access to the latest evidence-based clinical practice guidelines and using them for clinical decision support is crucial to improving patient outcomes.

Critical Care NursingMedical Surgical NursingCommunity & Public Health NursingEmergency & Trauma Nursing
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Duration - 6:12

Fighting the Opioid Crisis

As nurses, we must recognize we are integral to assessing and managing pain appropriately, be able to identify patients who need addiction therapy and help them gain access to those resources, and we must be a voice for responsible prescribing.

Critical Care NursingDrug InformationEthics & StandardsMedical Surgical NursingCommunity & Public Health NursingPatient Safety
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Duration - 3:39

2019 Macrotrends in Nursing: Reimagining the Future - The Culture of Caring

The culture of caring is changing to improve the patient experience. As nurses, we need to be knowledgeable, on top of constant changes, and confident and competent to deliver the highest quality care.

Cardiac NursingCritical Care NursingDermatology NursingFaith Community NursingGerontologyInformaticsInfusion NursingMedical Surgical NursingAdministration & ManagementCase ManagementCommunity & Public Health NursingEmergency & Trauma NursingEndocrinology & DiabetesFaith Community NursingGastroenterology NursingGeneticsHolistic NursingHome Health NursingHospice and Palliative Care NursingImmunology-AllergyInfection Control-IDMaternal-Child NursingNephrology & UrologyNeurologyNutritionOncologyOrthopaedic NursingPatient SafetyPediatric Nursing & Neonatal NursingPerioperative & Surgical NursingPlastic SurgeryPrimary CareProfessional & Staff DevelopmentPsychiatry-Mental Health NursingPulmonaryRheumatologyWomen’s HealthWound, Ostomy, and Continence
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Duration - 13:22

2019 Macrotrends in Nursing: Learning from the Past Strengthens the Future, and Healthcare Resources Make a Difference

From Florence Nightingale's use of the principles of epidemiology to how certain practices have become outdated based on the evidence, learn why lifelong learning is so important in healthcare. Ongoing education and advanced degrees allow nurses to influence policies and protocols, making decisions to change practice and improve health.

Cardiac NursingCritical Care NursingDermatology NursingFaith Community NursingGerontologyInformaticsInfusion NursingMedical Surgical NursingAdministration & ManagementCase ManagementCommunity & Public Health NursingEmergency & Trauma NursingEndocrinology & DiabetesFaith Community NursingGastroenterology NursingGeneticsHolistic NursingHome Health NursingHospice and Palliative Care NursingImmunology-AllergyInfection Control-IDMaternal-Child NursingNephrology & UrologyNeurologyNutritionOncologyOrthopaedic NursingPatient SafetyPediatric Nursing & Neonatal NursingPerioperative & Surgical NursingPlastic SurgeryPrimary CareProfessional & Staff DevelopmentPsychiatry-Mental Health NursingPulmonaryRheumatologyWomen’s HealthWound, Ostomy, and Continence
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Duration - 10:18

2019 Macrotrends in Nursing: Reducing Care Variability and the Use of Evidence in Practice

This video focuses on two macrotrends in nursing: (1) decreasing care variability to improve patient outcomes; and (2) how technology is changing how we access and use evidence in our practice.

Cardiac NursingCritical Care NursingDermatology NursingGerontologyInformaticsInfusion NursingMedical Surgical NursingAdministration & ManagementCommunity & Public Health NursingEmergency & Trauma NursingHolistic NursingHome Health NursingMaternal-Child NursingNeurologyOncologyOrthopaedic NursingPatient SafetyPediatric Nursing & Neonatal NursingPerioperative & Surgical NursingPrimary CareProfessional & Staff DevelopmentPsychiatry-Mental Health NursingWomen’s HealthWound, Ostomy, and Continence
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