On Wednesday, the City of Georgetown honored our incredible nursing team with a proclamation recognizing nurses’ dedication and commitment to providing compassionate, high-quality care. Georgetown City Mayor Carol Jayroe visited Tidelands Georgetown Memorial Hospital, where she presented a proclamation formally recognizing National Nurses Week before touring the hospital to personally meet and thank nurses for their service to patients and the community. Thank you, Mayor Jayroe and the City of Georgetown, for this honor and for all you do in support of Tidelands Health and our community. We join you in recognizing the extraordinary nurses of Tidelands Health.
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#NationalNursesWeek continues with honoring change and compassion. In the wake of their son’s passing, the Barnes family established The DAISY Foundation to celebrate the exceptional care they received. As we face a critical nursing shortage, DAISY's co-founder Bonnie Barnes shares how Adtalem's institutions are training future nurses to meet these challenges effectively. Learn how the DAISY Award and Adtalem's initiatives are transforming healthcare: https://bit.ly/44vvlR3
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Today I was given the opportunity to listen and learn from one of Nursing's greatest thought leaders - Dr. Jean Watson. Every #nurse learns about her theory of human caring in nursing school! She spoke to Nursing PhD and DNP students from Texas Woman's University about healthcare today and how the 10 Caritas processes can be incorporated in nurse's profession and discipline. The ANA beautifully interwove the principles in the most up to date definition of Nursing. Below are some key takeaways from today’s presentation: 1. Compassion for oneself is the foundation from which we can have compassion for others. As such, #transforminghealthcare is essential to create space for nurses to care for themselves and develop environments of healing. 2. If we focus on the problems, the problems will only get bigger! But if we pivot and focus on solutions, creative opportunities will abound! I could not help but get SUPER excited as this is at the heart of #innovation. 3. The heart and science of #Nursingcare honors human dignity. Recognizing individuals want to thrive (not just live!) must become essential to our clinical decision making. The meaning a person associates with their health (instead of a diagnosis alone) provides opportunity to live life more richly and nurses advocate for this! 4. How can #augmentedintelligence interweave the caritas principles into all aspects of planning for a healing environment, from the individual person to the health system level? Loved that this was brought up as it is an amazing, forward thinking perspective. #nursesonlinkedin
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If you are fortunate enough to know Dr. Karen Grimley, you know her sense of humor and love of nursing runs deep. I enjoyed speaking with her about #nursing innovation, nursing voice, and the role of the #nurseexecutive in fostering #wellbeing through listening and laughter. Take a listen to Karen on this episode of #CaretoLead! #vizient https://lnkd.in/ekdhrseE
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Great panel discussion!
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In this episode of ExploreXR, David King Lassman is joined by Dr. Cait Yeager, who serves as the Director of the Health Resource and Simulation Center at the Breen School of Nursing and Health Professions at Ursuline College. She has over 18 years of experience as a nurse with a specialty in Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing and has over 10 years of experience as a nurse educator. https://lnkd.in/gUj_Hw8F
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📋 LTU's Nursing Tips: First Cohort Insights 📋 As we continue to support our nursing students, here are 3 essential tips for celebrating care: 💖 1️⃣ Take Care of Small Needs Meet patients' needs, even the small ones, to make them feel valued and comfortable. 2️⃣ Talk with Patients and Families Engage with patients and their families to build trust and better understand their concerns and needs. 3️⃣ Be Kind and Caring Show kindness and compassion to make patients feel supported and understood during their care. Let's continue to provide exceptional care! #NursingTips #LTUCareers #NursingStudents
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