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Using EdTech Learning Tools to Sharpen Nurses’ Clinical Reasoning and Critical Thinking Skills

Minority Nurse

While use of technology in the healthcare setting is not without challenges, I believe it has a net positive benefit, particularly providing nurses with tools and information to enable rapid critical thinking and sound clinical judgment in patient care. Utilize Education Technology (EdTech) Solutions.

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Nurse Researcher Wants to Change How Providers Think About Health Literacy

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Having more of that open, non-judgmental conversation with patients can really get them to start critically thinking about why they act in the way they do in regard to their health.” economy up to $236 billion every year due to preventable medical errors, increased rates of illness and disability, and wage losses.

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From Chalkboards to Competencies: My Journey Through the Evolution of Nursing Education

Minority Nurse

Instead, they engage in discussions about medication safety, work through patient case studies, and apply pharmacological principles to real-world scenarios. It is about critical thinking, clinical judgment, and evidence-based practice, supported by organizations like the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) in Washington, D.C.

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Meet David Nguyen an RN at Boston Medical Center

Minority Nurse

After graduating from the University of Massachusetts at Lowell, Nguyen jumped full time into a role at Boston Medical Center where he enjoys working on a diverse team that provides care for a diverse population. I aspire to leverage diversity as a tool to enhance understanding and compassion in the medical field.

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Med-Surg Nurses Use Broad Skill Set

Minority Nurse

When nurses think about all the career options available to them, medical-surgical nursing (known most often as med-surg) is one they hear about frequently–and there’s a good reason behind it. According to AMSN, “ medical-surgical nursing is the single largest nursing specialty in the United States and beyond.”

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Casey Green Talks About Critical Care Transport Nursing

Minority Nurse

. “Each shift I work I refresh myself on equipment, medication, or a patient population that we may have not transported recently just to keep the information fresh in case we have a request during my shift.” “Get experience in the ICU and the ED and apply,” she says.

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Dr. LaToya Freeman Shares Insights on Med-Surg Nursing

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A member of the Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (AMSN), LaToya Freeman DNP, APRN, ACCNS-AG, CPPS, HNB-BC, PCCN is also a clinical nurse specialist at Michigan Medicine. It takes skill, a strong foundation, grit, and a passion as they are building their practice and developing their critical thinking skills.