Guest Author: I’m pleased to welcome Sharleen Lucas, RN, WEMT, OEC as a guest author to the Nursing Education Expert blog. Sharleen is an acute care nurse who now spends her time as a freelance health content writer. She is the creator of RNextdoor.com. For more on Sharleen, scroll to
Guest Author: I’m pleased to welcome the Heartsoul Scrubs Content Team as a guest author to the Nursing Education Expert blog. For more on Heartsoul Scrubs scroll to the bottom of the post. This post was proofread by Grammarly.** **This document contains some affiliate links. See the end of the
We are a year into the coronavirus pandemic – and we still have a way to go before life returns to “normal.” As of this writing, the novel coronavirus has infected over 114 million people across the globe and over 500,000 people have died of COVID-19 in the US. Many
This post provides general tips to help you be successful in your undergraduate nursing program. These tips will work regardless of the type of undergraduate nursing program you are enrolled in or the format of your classes (e.g., online, traditional classroom, or for your clinical rotation). This post was proofread
The Lexico Dictionary defines resilient as being “able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions.” I know this is a crazy time – the COVID-19 pandemic is something that none of us have seen in our lifetime. The uncertainty about when and how we will get back to something
Guest Author: I’m pleased to welcome Jeff Oescher as a guest author to the Nursing Education Expert blog. Jeff is a medical writer for Vohra Wound Physicians, a national wound care physician group. For more on Jeff, scroll to the bottom of the post. This post was proofread by Grammarly.** **This
This post provides information about COVID-19 resources of interest to nurses and nursing students. While the information is geared toward the nursing profession, it will also be valuable for non-nurses reading this post! This post was proofread by Grammarly** **This document contains some affiliate links. See the end of the post
As nursing students or practicing nurses, you will get asked for information and your personal opinions about how to deal with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what to say. Original post published March 16, 2020; Last Updated December 10, 2020. Note: The information below was correct at the time this
Getting ready for (or being in) school is a great time to talk about productivity and strategies for forming better work habits so that you can stay focused and get things done. One of the secrets of succeeding in nursing school is forming good habits around personal routines and work
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