- In fact, in her post, Meaghan Boland provides support to that very recommendation, explaining that her own BSN classes have allowed her to prepare to serve a more diverse group of patients.
- Todd MacDonald refutes the AMA's response to the report with some figures of his own.
- Marcia Howard ponders the committee's recommendation about nurses practicing to the full extent of their education, sharing a story about a recent interaction she shared with a neurologist.
- Tina Fulbright gives an "older new nurse's" perspective on the recommendations.
- Cassidy White discusses the importance of nationwide standards for scope of practice and the continuing education of nurses.
- Amy Hopkins considers what her own role might entail in the future of nursing.
- Lori Vanderpool writes about the responsibility that nurses have to become involved at all levels of decision-making.
- ASN student Julia Cruzan provides her support to the committee's report.
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This is a fantastic idea, and great to see a tool like a blog carnival used to discuss nurses responses to a health care related report. These types of transitional ideas are the foundations that legitimate the use of social media for professional nursing purposes. Often I struggle to work with nurses to see how a blog post or facebook page is useful. The message I try to continue to share is thinking about how nurses can use the same tools to share their work, experience and ideas not to replicate how others use the technology.
ReplyDeleteAgain great idea!
Rob