This episode I talk a little bit about updates on the nursing shortage and how it affects potential for mistakes. I also talk about whether nurses are responsible when doctors make mistakes and I read a couple of stories from listeners about in

Nursing on social media

Jul 11th, 2022 22m 5s

https://scrubsmag.com/social-media-and-covid-19-oregon-nurse-fired-after-posting-video-on-tiktok/https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article247696760.html#storylink=cpyhttps://www.hipaajournal.com/texas-nurse-fired-for-social-media-hipaa-vi

episode 7 - Roe v Wade, nurse ethics, and the hospital that tried to force hcw's to work there

Jul 4th, 2022 28m 32s

Happy 4th of July!!! This episode I give my (very brief) opinion on Roe v Wade and what it can mean for nurses in the context of nursing ethics. I also talk about a case where a hospital tried to get a judge to stop members of a stroke team fro

Retaliation, Gessy Toussaint and FMLA

Jun 20th, 2022 25m 16s

This episode I'm talking about what retaliation is and a few cases that you might relate to. I also talk about taking vacation while on FMLA and whether that's okay to do - and whether your employer can check up on you while you're on vacation.

Tulsa hospital shooting debrief - with phlebotomist Eunice

Jun 13th, 2022 1h 2m

This episode I discuss hospital shootings, patient threats against healthcare workers, the challenges of pain management, and other tangents with experienced phlebotomist - and my little sister! instagram reel I reference in this episode:https:

Coping with patient deaths - with Guest Nurse Christine, RN

Jun 2nd, 2022 39m 38s

This episode I talk with Nurse Christine about her first experience with a patient's passing and how we can better prepare for these inevitabilities. Resources listed at the end of the episode:therapyaid.orgdebriefingthefrontlines.orgBloom apph

the "nursing shortage" myth vs truth, nurse burnout, and the practice of importing nurses

May 26th, 2022 24m 50s

This episode I talk about the ongoing "nurse shortage" debate, nurse burnout, and the implications of the current increase in importing foreign nursesNational Nurses United Dec 2021 report:http://www.nationalnursesunited.org/sites/default/files

Verbal orders, workplace aggression, and Nurse Joppy

May 19th, 2022 21m 6s

This episode I'm talking about workplace aggression, violence, and how that affects our ability to do our jobs. I'm also talking about the alarming case of Nurse DonQuenick Joppy.Nurse Liz's videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrAnE5ioPz0https

Verbal orders, workplace aggression, and Nurse Joppy

May 19th, 2022 21m 24s

This episode I'm talking about workplace aggression, violence, and how that affects our ability to do our jobs. I'm also talking about the alarming case of Nurse DonQuenick Joppy.Nurse Liz's youtube video on the topichttps://www.youtube.com/wat