CE Podcasts for Nurses
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- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 31 minutes
- Episodes
- 195
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2025
Nurse Practitioner Regulations and Practice Issues: Pandemic to Future Considerations - Part 3: NP Practice Authority and Scope of Practice
This episode concludes the podcast by discussing differences between practice authority, scope of practice, prescriptive authority, and autonomous practice licensure. We also discuss the way APRNs we…
Making Sense of Dollars and Cents: Developing a Return on Investment - Part 1: ROI to Prove What You Need
Capital outlays come with a string attached: the validation of equipment purchases or other large expenses with a return on the investment, or ROI. To get what your department needs, be sure you know…
Making Sense of Dollars and Cents: Developing a Return on Investment - Part 2: ROI to Prove What You Need
Capital outlays come with a string attached: the validation of equipment purchases or other large expenses with a return on the investment, or ROI. To get what your department needs, be sure you know…
Why Choose Nursing as a Second Career - Part 1: Marketing and Neonatal Intensive Care
Lucy Laughlin will describe her journey from a possible long-term career in marketing to that of a neonatal intensive care nurse. She chose the path of a master’s degree as entry into nursing practic…
Why Choose Nursing as a Second Career - Part 2: Farming and Nursing
Kevin Lee was born into a farming family. His father was a farmer, and his mother was a nurse. He farmed for over 20 years before going back to school for his second bachelors degree in nursing.
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Why Choose Nursing as a Second Career - Part 3: Construction and Nursing Education
Jesse Kennedy was on a construction site from the time he was able to help clean up at the end of the day by using a broom. From these humble beginnings, he became a crew foreman and learned valuable…
Vitamin D in Children and Adults - Part 1: Vitamin D and Your Health from Birth until Death
This podcast episode discusses Dr. Holick’s professional journey that led him to identify the major circulating form and active form of vitamin D, the need for vitamin D from birth until death, effec…
Vitamin D in Children and Adults - Part 2 – Vitamin D2, Vitamin D3, Sunshine, the Laboratory, Communication, and Me!:
This episode continues the discussion regarding vitamin D and health. We explore D2 and D3, specifics around sun exposure and vitamin D, measuring vitamin D status, and communication between healthca…
Facts and Myths About Suicide - Part 2: Suicide Risk Factors and Evaluation Questions
In this episode, we focus on risk factors of suicide and discuss strategies for effectively assessing the suicide risk of a patient.
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Facts and Myths About Suicide - Part 1: Common Misconceptions About Suicide
In this episode, we focus on common misconceptions and myths about suicide.
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This is episode 1 of the series: Facts and Myths About Suicide
Suicide is often one of the most challenging subjects for…
Moral Distress: How, Can, and Should We Respond to It? - Part 1: Understanding Moral Distress
In this episode, we discuss the definitions and concepts around the term, moral distress.
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This is episode 1 of the series: Moral Distress: How, Can, and Should We Respond to It?
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Moral Distress: How, Can, and Should We Respond to It? - Part 2: Responding to Moral Distress
In this episode, we focus on how resilience is a key component in responding to moral distress within ourselves. Dr. Carno also discusses examples of times she has had to deal with situations that ca…
Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our Nurses' Rights to Privacy? - Part 1: Do I Have to Share My Mental Health or Psychiatric History for Licensure?
One of the purposes of this podcast episode is to analyze and better comprehend the issue of disclosure of nurses’ psychiatric history or current mental health information as connected to licensure o…
Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our Nurses' Rights to Privacy? - Part 2: State Boards, Nursing Experiences, Stigma, and the Possibility for Change
This episode continues the discussion regarding the intersection between mental health and nursing licensure. We discuss the context of each state board being able to decide how it handles this situa…
Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our Nurses' Rights to Privacy? - Part 3: The Americans with Disabilities Act, Intrusive Licensure Questions, and Dr. Manthey's Story
The conversation continues with a description of how the Americans with Disabilities Act influences the legality of what may be asked and how it can be asked regarding personal mental health informat…
Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our Nurses' Rights to Privacy? - Part 4: Reasons and Reservations for Sharing Personal Health Information
We conclude this multi-episode conversation about mental health and nursing licensure in episode 4. We provide an in-depth look at reasons for and reservations about wanting to share personal mental …
Out of Darkness: Symptoms and Treatments for Major Depressive Disorder - Part 1: It’s an Illness, Not Sadness
In this episode, we focus on symptoms within the diagnostic criteria of depression and observed symptoms that are seen in most people suffering with major depressive disorder but that are not necessa…
Out of Darkness: Symptoms and Treatments for Major Depressive Disorder - Part 2: Past, Present, and Future Treatments of Major Depressive Disorder
In this episode, we talk about-- the how to--for discussing suicidal ideation with patients and the present treatments for depression along with some very interesting possible future treatments.
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Post-Traumatic Stress in Healthcare Workers - Part 1: What Does Post-Traumatic Stress Look Like in Healthcare Workers?
We all know that the healthcare system brings its own unique challenges for delivering quality, safe, and cost effective healthcare. However, what happens when deliverers of healthcare, the healthca…
Post-Traumatic Stress in Healthcare Workers - Part 2: Doing Something about Post-Traumatic Stress in Healthcare Workers
We are going to continue the conversation about the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare workers’ experiences with stress. The discussion covers contributing factors and interventions for…