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#495: MMM - Care Plan Pharmacology

As a clinical instructor, I noticed that many new nursing students struggle with care plan pharmacology. In this episode, I'm addressing the key things your clinical instructor wants to see as your fill out your med worksheets. ___________________ ⁠⁠Nursing School Survival Bluepr ...  Show more

#494: 6 First Semester Nursing School Mistakes

Over the years I've seen students struggle and students thrive, and what becomes clear pretty quickly is the students who struggle tend to repeat the same handful of mistakes. And the sneaky part? Most of them won’t feel like mistakes when you’re making them. It’s not that you're ...  Show more

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