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American Nurses Association The American Nurses Association is a national professional association which advocates for all registered nurses and the patients they serve by establishing and promoting high standards in nursing, advancing the rights of nurses in the workplace, and lobbying Congress and regulatory agencies. http://www.nursingworld.org
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Changing the Face of Medicine: Profiles of Achievement Inspire and encourage young women to investigate medicine as a career with this Web-enabled DVD—a collection of stories and perspectives shared directly with viewers by thirteen veteran women physicians, surgeons, and specialists. The program conveys each doctor’s deep sense of passion and commitment to patient care, innovation, and research; it also illuminates the challenges these trailblazers had to confront in order to earn degrees and practice medicine. Interviewees include Dr. Julie Gerberding, director of the federal CDC; Dr. Mary Ellen Avery, pioneer researcher in the treatment of premature infant respiratory distress; and Dr. Leigh Ann Curl, orthopedic surgeon for the Baltimore Ravens football team. All video in this Web-enabled DVD is viewable on a DVD player, but a computer with a DVD-ROM drive is necessary to access its Web links and navigate its menus. (1:33:15)
Daring Women Doctors At this crucial time when women physicians and nurses are contributing significantly to our community’s health, this documentary provides a look at the challenging and illuminating history of 19th century women doctors. Hidden in American history, all-women’s medical schools began to appear in the mid-19th century long before women had the right to vote or own property. Distributed by PBS Distribution.
A History of Care: Nursing in America Progressing from the late 18th century to the present day, this program offers a capsule summary of nursing in America. The tireless work of the U.S. Army and Navy nursing corps, the American Red Cross, and the countless nurses affiliated with hospitals and other organizations is celebrated while honoring the courage and self-sacrifice of those who put themselves in harm’s way in order to help the helpless. Dorothea Dix, Clara Barton, Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Clara Maass, Lillian Wald, and Lavinia Dock are only a few of the nurses singled out by history—and this video—for special commendation. Inspiring! Useful in both academic and career guidance contexts. (6 minutes)
History Shorts: Elizabeth Blackwell Fought Sexism to Save Civil War Soldiers (USAA) Elizabeth Blackwell was the first woman in America to earn a medical degree, and used her talents to support Union troops on the frontlines of the Civil War. But she was never given the credit she deserved. Distributed by A&E Television Networks. (1:02 min.)
A Midwife's Tale Martha Ballard was a midwife and mother living in the wilds of Maine during the chaotic decades following the American Revolution. Her diary is an up-close view of the poverty, disease, and day-to-day hardships of a struggling young nation. Some two hundred years later, in a quest to understand 18th-century America through a woman's eyes, historian and author Laurel Thatcher Ulrich spent eight years working through Martha‘s massive, but cryptic, diary. A Midwife's Tale, from the PBS American Experience collection chronicles their interwoven stories: an 18th-century midwife and the 20th-century historian who brought her words to light. This film pieces together a picture of Ballard's life in Hallowell, Maine, the characters inhabiting her daily routine, and the role of women in the post-revolutionary world. Distributed by PBS Distribution. (90 minutes) Distributed by PBS Distribution.
Vietnam Nurses, with Dana Delany In this Emmy Award–winning documentary hosted by Dana Delany—Nurse Colleen McMurphy from the classic Vietnam War drama China Beach—eight nurses describe the horrors they faced in-country, the emergency care they provided at surgical and evacuation hospitals, the deep emotional scars they sustained while diligently doing their jobs, their return home to less than a hero’s welcome, and their ongoing efforts to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder. In addition, graphic period photos and footage provide background on and insights into the Vietnam era, while a segment on the creation of the Vietnam Women’s Memorial in Washington, D.C., poignantly captures the sense of closure that many of these female veterans felt at the monument’s dedication—selfless women who served their country with admirable distinction. (46 minutes)

Administering Medications Assisting with or directly administering medication is an important role of the personal caregiver and carries significant responsibility. In fulfilling this role effectively and safely, the caregiver becomes a vital member of the health care team. This program introduces safe and responsible medication practices. Topics include the “five rights” of medication administration, proper routes of administration, and the various techniques of managing and manipulating medicine consumption. Students will learn how to address the effects of medications—including intended effects, side effects, and allergic reactions—and how these should be documented. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (43 minutes)
Assisting the Resident with Meals Addressing the human as well as nutritional needs of elderly people, this program thoroughly covers proper meal-serving technique in the communal dining hall, the private residence, and bed. Special feeding circumstances and solutions are also examined. Designed for assisted-living and long-term-care facilities, but also helpful for caregivers in a home health care setting. Good nutrition is the cornerstone of health! Designated for 2 contact hours of continuing nursing education. A viewable/printable facilitator's guide is available online. (19 minutes)
Basic Care Procedures: Showering and Bed Bathing Maintaining a patient’s personal hygiene plays an important role in preventing disease, especially infection, as well as helping with comfort and body image issues. This program demonstrates basic care procedures and best practices for showering and bed bathing a patient in a professional and caring manner. Preparation steps for these procedures are included, as are dressing, grooming, sanitary, safety, and privacy needs. In addition to its effectiveness in highlighting general care principles, the video is designed to support dementia and elderly care training. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (25 minutes)
Communication with Cognitively Impaired Clients Aging, disease processes, and other chronic conditions may lead to cognitive and behavioral changes. This program teaches nursing assistants how to distinguish between delirium and depression and how to effectively communicate with cognitively impaired clients or residents. Through several problem situations, the video instructs nursing assistants in how to assess their own skills as communicators, examine and apply various communication techniques, recognize how changes with aging affect the communication process, improve communication with patients who have suffered a stroke or are confused, and discuss communication skills with terminally ill patients and their families. Ultimately, the degree to which professionals are able communicate effectively determines the quality of care they are able to provide. Designated for 2 contact hours of continuing nursing education. (22 minutes)
Improving Your Observation and Documentation Skills in Nursing Careful observation is vital to being an effective part of a health care team, helping all team members provide better care for the client and ensuring a reliable medical record. This program focuses on knowing how to make good objective observations, gathering the client’s subjective input, and reporting and recording all pertinent information. It shows how to use sight, hearing, smell, and touch; interpret body language; and document observations correctly. Nursing assistants and home health aides will learn how to become more generally attuned to client needs and more familiar with the Patient’s Bill of Rights—making care of the client more effective and rewarding. Designated for 2 contact hours of continuing nursing education. A viewable/printable facilitator's guide is available online. (28 minutes)
Improving Your Rehabilitative Nursing Skills The aim of rehabilitative nursing is to assist the patient with overcoming disability and chronic illness in the restoration and maintenance of maximum health. That means the goal is not just caretaking, but teaching and reinforcing positive self-awareness so that the resident can live as independently as possible. Exploring the reasons why optimal wellness is critical regardless of disability or illness, this program examines the importance of self-care with the support of nursing assistance and adaptive devices, identifies steps for ensuring proper food and liquid intake, and reviews effective moving, positioning, and handling techniques, especially for patients who have long-term limits to their mobility. Designated for 2 contact hours of continuing nursing education. A viewable/printable facilitator's guide is available online. (23 minutes)
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Ethical Issues in Nursing
Legal and ethical policies are becoming more and more complicated in the medical field, and their impact on today’s health care provider is an essential topic in nurse training. This four-part series serves as a guide to standardized codes of ethics in the nursing profession. Following a helpful introductory program, each subsequent episode examines a specific provision in the American Nurses Association Code of Ethics. Eye-opening scenarios and detailed expert commentary are included throughout. 4-part series, 16-22 minutes each.
Medical Ethics: Real-World Applications
While the field of medical ethics often deals in abstractions—including historical currents, sociological findings, theological perspectives, and complex philosophical arguments—it comes alive when applied in real-world settings, whether they’re clinical, spiritual, political, or personal. This three-part series balances all of those ethical arenas as it examines genetic engineering, in vitro fertilization, and euthanasia in the 21st century. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. 3-part series, 19-25 minutes each.
NewsHour Medical Ethics and Issues Anthology
A respected source of balanced, first-rate journalism, The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer raises urgent and challenging questions whenever it covers the health care field. This anthology of NewsHour segments confronts ethical dilemmas and complex issues in medicine today. Through in-depth reporting and interviews with doctors, nurses, patients, and other experts, the anthology examines case studies, scientific breakthroughs, and connections between corporate and public policy. (3:02:56)

Breastfeeding Best Practice: Teaching Latch & Early Management The International Lactation Consultant Association (ILCA) and InJoy teamed up to create this up-to-date staff-training tool. The video features expert lactation consultants modeling the essential, basic breastfeeding support practices that lead to increased initiation and duration rates. Topics include: communicating about breastfeeding, breastfeeding initiation, latch and technique, and anticipatory guidance and follow-ups. (41:49 min.)
The Case for HIPAA Risk Assessments A comprehensive security risk assessment is an important and necessary strategy for health care organizations in identifying gaps in their privacy and security environments. Though risk assessments alone do not directly mitigate data breaches, they can help to significantly decrease risk exposure by enabling an organization to know exactly where its protected health information resides and how it is handled. This program covers the reasons for a HIPAA risk assessment, explores both HITECH and HIPAA enforcement, and considers real-world examples of mistakes made by covered entities and what it cost them. Designated for 3 contact hours of continuing nursing education. (35 minutes)
Case Management in Health Care Case management is becoming a prominent and successful tool of modern health care. Putting the client firmly at the center of a collaborative process, it can be mediated by doctors, social workers, nurses, and a range of vocationally qualified staff. This program investigates case management in detail, making the point that its benefits and best practices can help bring about optimal outcomes in highly complex environments. A viewable/printable worksheet is available online. (15 minutes)
A Guide to the Ethics of Electronic Communication for Mental Health Professionals Electronic communication, such as social media, email, text, and distance therapym are here to stay and the unique ethical complexities of using them are growing by the day. In this video seminar, psychologist Dr. Terry Casey teaches how to create an action plan to avoid the ethical dangers of social media; discusses how to avoid the aspects of email and texting that can lead to upset clients or lawsuits; and explains how to maintain a successful and ethically sound distance therapy practice. Using clinical examples, Dr. Casey discusses boundary issues; HIPAA and confidentiality issues with unencrypted and encrypted email and texting; informed consent; practice across state lines; technological competence; and insurance issues. (2:49:30)
OBQI Through the Use of Clinical Pathways Under the Outcome-Based Quality Improvement system, quality of care is measured using the most effective and relevant benchmark available—patient outcome data. This program shows how the principles of OBQI apply to individual patient care and to developing an understanding of the patient’s specific needs. It explains how restorative nursing techniques and complementary and alternative therapies (CAM) fit into the equation of patient care, while also helping to clarify the relationship between clinical pathways and a specific diagnosis. Diseases and disorders used to illustrate the episode’s concepts include Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, COPD, and clinical depression. Designated for 3 contact hours of continuing nursing education. A viewable/printable facilitator's guide is available online. (49 minutes)

Competent Care in a Culturally Diverse Nation Culturally competent care adapts care interventions to the cultural needs and preferences (ethnic and religious beliefs, values, and practices) of diverse clients. This program provides practical and effective methods for recognizing and dealing with the particular needs of clients coming from different cultures. Designated for 3 contact hours of continuing nursing education. A viewable/printable facilitator's guide is available online. (27 minutes)
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Cultural Diversity in Health Care Reflecting the diverse nature of today’s society, a health care worker must adapt his or her practices to the cultural, ethnic, and religious needs of patients. In fact, The Joint Commission states that all industry workers must familiarize themselves with the significance of cultural differences. This program provides nurses and other health professionals with practical and effective methods of recognizing, respecting, and meeting cultural needs. Topics include conducting an initial cultural assessment, addressing food- and language-related challenges, understanding religious customs, and becoming a client advocate. Includes detailed conversations with members of specific cultural groups, including Haitian, Peruvian, Indian, Bangladeshi, and Jewish communities. (53 minutes)
Understanding Differences between Eastern and Western Nursing Nurses from Asia make up a growing percentage of nursing professionals in the United States. In this program, certified transcultural nurse Philip Yu Xu, Ph.D., RN, addresses major differences between Eastern and Western nursing so that RNs from China, Korea, India, the Philippines, and elsewhere can better acclimate themselves to the practice of medicine in American acute care settings. Section one reviews differences between the East and the West at the philosophical and cultural levels. Section two elaborates on differences in interpersonal relationships and communication. Section three focuses on differences at the health care system level. Section four illustrates differences at the professional practice level. And section five summarizes major challenges faced by Eastern nurses working in the West. Essential viewing for Asian nurses and those who work with them. Designated for 4 contact hours of continuing nursing education. (51 minutes)

Beginning Pediatric Nursing Since childhood is, by definition, a state of constant change and development, the pediatric nursing field requires trainees to expand the scope of their understanding while still being able to focus on the individual patient. This four-part series examines the stages of child development from infancy to adolescence, showing how to address both immediate health concerns and a wide range of equally important issues—including a child’s growth patterns, his or her position within a family, and the family’s unique cultural background. Each episode presents techniques for assessing problems and providing care in ways that resolve questions and minimize trauma. 4-part series, 10–17 minutes each. (Updated in 2016)
Career Q&A: Professional Advice and Insight In this series of candid video interviews with professionals across multiple industries, viewers get a no-nonsense account from working professionals on topics such as: keys to success in the field, education and certification requirements, general workplace atmosphere, a typical day on the job, industry-specific challenges, what the future holds, advice for breaking into the profession, and more. A valuable collection of videos that allow students and job seekers the ability to essentially go on “informational interviews” across a wide array of industries and professions.
Exploring Health Occupations This two-part series provides a detailed view of the field of medical technicians and technologists, EMTs, nurses, therapists, and assistants. A Meridian Production.
Health Care and Technology: STEM Careers in Two Years As executive director of the Life Science Career Alliance, Colleen Hamilton believes that working in health care can “really change people’s lives.” And although she’s well aware of the industry’s challenges, Hamilton firmly believes that you don’t have to be a doctor or a college-educated researcher to find success in the medical field. This program explores the high-tech side of working in the industry, showing that health care technology jobs are not only fulfilling but also lucrative and challenging. Case studies feature Randy, a certified biomedical equipment technician (or CBET) at New Jersey’s Deborah Heart and Lung Center, as well as Luz, a surgical technologist, and Steve, a cath lab technician—both of whom work for Philadelphia’s Hahnemann University Hospital. These employees and their coworkers describe the job searches they went through and the professional, emotional, and financial rewards that come from what they do. A Cambridge Educational Production. A part of the series STEM Careers in Two Years. (20 minutes)
Spotlight on Careers in Medicine Section one of this program profiles Dr. Swayam Sadanandan, a member of New York Magazine’s Best Doctor Hall of Fame: her dedication to treating sickle-cell anemia as head of the Pediatric Hematology/Oncology program at The Brooklyn Hospital Center, her efforts to provide social services to patients and their families, and her irrepressible optimism. Section two turns the spotlight on Michele Speer, RN, breast cancer survivor and nurse coordinator for the Women’s Breast Center at Stamford Hospital’s Tully Health Center. Her mission? To provide support, education, and advocacy for each of her breast cancer patients. Part of the series The Road to Success: Stories of Career Satisfaction in Popular Fields. (16 minutes)
Working in Health Care: Opportunities for Life Ideal for high school and community college students, this three-part series spotlights nursing, a time-honored health care vocation, as well as two newer specialties. The series features interviews with trainees in educational and real-world settings, and with professionals working in challenging clinical and commercial venues. The requirements and core procedures of each job are outlined, providing viewers with a basis for in-depth discussion and career prospect assessment. Viewable/printable instructor’s guides are available online. A Meridian Production. 3-part series, 15 minutes each.

First Aid Emergencies: In the Community Whether it’s on the street, inside a shopping mall, or even at a quiet park, accidents and injuries can occur without warning. This program looks at the types of injuries that often happen in a community, various factors that may be involved, and how those injuries should be treated. Viewers learn basic steps to perform in an emergency as well as the legal and moral aspects of first aid. Topics include fractures; dislocations; strains and sprains; neck, head and spinal injuries; hypothermia and hyperthermia; and CPR, or cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (both hands-only and hand-and-mouth procedures). With clear verbal and visual information, the video presents typical scenarios in public places where immediate first aid intervention is required. Produced in Australia. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (25 minutes)

Oral Assessment and Dental Diseases in the Elderly Proper dental evaluations and hygiene are vital aspects of caring for an elderly client. Neglecting signs of oral health puts patients at risk for heart disease as well as more common problems like halitosis (bad breath), which can be embarrassing and could cause social and psychological problems. This program discusses specific conditions and diseases of the mouth, provides nursing and health care assistants with the procedures necessary for completing an oral exam, and presents ways to take action against oral problems. Viewers will learn how to recognize and manage a wide range of dental issues, including sores, dry mouth, problematic dentures, and oral cancer. Designated for 2 contact hours of continuing nursing education. A viewable/printable facilitator's guide is available online. (35 minutes)

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Sheri Tuffour, PhD, CAE CEO at the National Association of Nurse Midwives, shares how the profession of nursing has influenced her life. (1:33 min.)

Annually, May 6-12th is a time to recognize and celebrate our nurses in all professions with National Nurses Week. And as of 2003, National School Nurse day is celebrated on the Wednesday within National Nurses Week. The Nursing profession has a long history and National Nurses week does as well. The American Nurses Association (ANA) has supported and promoted nursing profession since 1896 and each state and territorial nursing association promotes the nursing profession at state and regional levels. The celebrations during the week are conducted by the local ANA and help recognize the contributions that nurses and nursing make to that community. (1;06 min.)

Nursing is at the heart and soul of Memorial Hermann. Whether practicing at the bedside or presenting at a national conference, it is evident that our nurses are dedicated to delivering the highest standards of care. They not only serve as the primary caregiver, but fulfill a number of different roles as clinicians, advocates, innovators, collaborators, teachers and leaders. All of these roles combined define what it means to be a NURSE at Memorial Hermann. (3:07 min.)

Nursing is the fastest-growing occupation in the United States, due to factors such as an aging population and a high demand for nurses. With so many specialties to choose from within the nursing field, you're bound to find a specialty you'll be interested in. Choosing a career in the nursing field will be the right fit for you as long as you're passionate about helping people. As a nurse, you will be open to a flexible career, flexible schedule, and working in flexible locations. You will not only be making a difference in other people's lives, but you will also be making a difference on your own with the gratification you will earn throughout your career by helping others. (1:27 min.)

This video is about the various type of nursing specialties that NURSES can work in! This video lists over 70 different types of Nursing specialties. (7:53 min.)

Florence Nightingale was so respected in the field of nursing that she was tapped to consult with the British Army. Learn more about the health reforms that she instituted in this video. (3:17 min.)

Biographies of 11 American Nursing Leaders, including Florence Nightingale, Clara Barton, Isabel Robb, Lavinia Dock, Mary Mahoney, Lillian Wald, Mary Adelaide, etc.

Learn about the history of nursing with Barton Healthcare Staffing! From everyone at BHS, thank you for all that you do! (8:06 min.)

Nursing sisters were the first women to be fully accepted into the military during the First and Second World Wars. In this moving and emotional, Gemini winning documentary we tell the story of these brave women, and pay homage to their selfless actions as they paved the way for women's equality. (47:45 min.)

Medical terminology made easy! Flashcards for nursing, students, coding classes. Prefix, suffix, and root word term meanings. Includes pronunciation and examples. Learn common medical suffixes for procedures, tests, signs, symptoms, conditions, and more! Tables include definitions, examples, and tricks to remember it all! _______________________________ Medical Terminology: 🔸Lecture - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/blog/me... 🔸Flashcards - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p... 🔸Study Guide - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p... 🔸Suffixes - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p... _______________________________ EZmed Content: 🔸Study Guides & Flashcards - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store 🔸Membership - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/member-... 🔸Tutoring - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/medical... 🔸Freebies - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/join

Medical terminology made easy for nursing, students, coding classes. Prefix, suffix, root word, and abbreviation flashcards, quiz, definitions, pronunciations, and examples included. Enjoy this dictionary of medical terms and roots for body parts and systems, organized into tables with examples and tricks to remember it all. _______________________________ Medical Terminology: 🔸Lecture - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/blog/me... 🔸Flashcards - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p... 🔸Study Guide - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p... 🔸Root Words - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p... _______________________________ EZmed Content: 🔸Study Guides & Flashcards - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store 🔸Membership - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/member-... 🔸Tutoring - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/medical... 🔸Freebies - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/join

Medical terminology definitions, prefixes, roots, and suffixes made easy with flash card tables for nursing, students, coding, and healthcare workers! Learn common medical prefix terms, words, and pronunciations for numbers, amounts, sizes, time, speed, position, location, and body parts. Video includes tables that can be used as flashcards to quiz yourself! _______________________________ Medical Terminology: 🔸Lecture - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/medical... 🔸Study Guide - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p... 🔸Flashcards - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p... 🔸Prefixes - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store/p... _______________________________ EZmed Content: 🔸Study Guides & Flashcards - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/store 🔸Membership - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/member-... 🔸Tutoring - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/medical... 🔸Freebies - https://www.ezmedlearning.com/join

200+ Videos Nursing skills videos on how to perform various nursing procedures.

31+ videos In this course, Samatha Rhea will help you to to master physical assessment and psychomotor skills such as starting IVs, managing an ostomy, or suctioning a patient.

30+ Videos the Fundamentals of Nursing video tutorial series is intended to help RN and PN nursing students study for nursing exams, including ATI, HESI, and NCLEX.

Are you interested in learning more about nursing? Then check out these 10 interesting nursing facts! From the history of nursing to the challenges of nursing today, these facts provide a fascinating perspective on nursing. Nursing is a challenging and rewarding profession, and learning about its history is a great way to start your nursing career. These facts will help you understand the challenges and rewards of nursing, and who knows, you might even learn something new! Discover the history and benefits of nursing, including the use of humor and music for therapy, as well as advancements in technology and the crucial role of nurses in disaster relief. (9:57 min.)

This video reveals nursing facts that you might not know. (2:32 min.)

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NCLEX study plan: Learn NCLEX-RN study strategies and tips that helped Nurse Sarah pass the exam on her first try in 75 questions. This study guide schedule can give you an example of how to study for NCLEX. Full study log here: https://www.registerednursern.com/my-...(7:34 min.)

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Nursing job interview questions and answers for nurses and new nurse graduates explained by Nurse Sarah. In order to ace your nursing job interview, you will want to be familiar with some potential interview questions that may be asked and have some ideas on how you will answer them. This video gives you the top 10 nursing job interview questions and details how to answer them. These interview questions range from: https://www.registerednursern.com/nur... -What’s the hardest decision you’ve had to make recently (nursing school or the job)? -What are your future career goals, and how will this position allow you to achieve that? -How do you define great patient care? and more Watch the video for all the interview questions and answers. Nursing Resume Templates by Nurse Sarah: https://www.registerednursern.com/nur...(9:42 min.)

In this video, registered nurse Alexa discusses the top 10 nursing interview questions and example answers, which are designed to prove your potential. She starts off with straightforward questions that get trickier and gives us an insider scoop on why employers ask these questions. Be sure to stick around for the end to learn how to nail your answers. You don’t want to miss out on this valuable industry information! 00:00 Welcome 00:28 Tell me about yourself 01:56 Why do you want to work here? 02:44 What are your career goals for the next 5 years and how will this position help you achieve them? 03:58 Describe a time that you had to come to a compromise when working with others 04:57 Give an example of something you’ve done or supported that brought a positive change to your work area 05:55 What type of situation at work has caused you stress? What did you do to overcome the stress? 07:00 Explain a situation when you provided patient education and what was the outcome? 08:12 Name a time you had a conflict or disagreement with another staff member. How did you resolve it? 09:54 Tell me about a time when you had to deal with a patient that was upset. How did you handle the situation? 10:59 Why should we hire you?

Whether you're fresh out of nursing school or a seasoned nurse looking for a career change, these interview tips are sure to put a fresh perspective in your mind about how to prepare and be yourself. Be Yourself This is the most important part of the interview. Let your personality shine! Laugh, tell a joke, share a personal story, and smile. This should help you feel more relaxed and calm during the interview. Remember, the people interviewing you were in your position at one point. They want someone who is authentic and that will be compatible with their patients and team members. So, just be you! Do Your Research Research the organization and unit you are applying for. You should have a basic understanding of the organization’s history, mission, and vision. You should also be familiar with the unit or department. Find out if they are known for anything or have received any types of awards or certifications. Make a Portfolio Don’t just have a resume. Have a portfolio! This will help you stand out from the other candidates and will show that you are prepared and organized. Be sure to leave them with a portfolio after the interview. This will allow the decision makers to share your portfolio with the team and will leave them with something to remember you by. (12:52 min.)

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Age-Specific Care: A Guide for Health Care Professionals Based on accreditation standards established by The Joint Commission, this three-part series helps nursing and health care trainees understand and apply age-specific considerations. The series is divided into neonatal and infant care, toddler through teen care, and adult care, with the latter spanning early adulthood to the postretirement years. Viewers are shown the importance of, and receive helpful guidance in, a wide variety of medical, psychological, cultural, and communication-related factors. 3-part series, 22–26 minutes each. (Updated in 2016)
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Ethical Issues in Nursing Legal and ethical policies are becoming more and more complicated in the medical field, and their impact on today’s health care provider is an essential topic in nurse training. This four-part series serves as a guide to standardized codes of ethics in the nursing profession. Following a helpful introductory program, each subsequent episode examines a specific provision in the American Nurses Association Code of Ethics. Eye-opening scenarios and detailed expert commentary are included throughout. 4-part series, 16-22 minutes each.
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Nurses: Code Blue By the year 2020, the U.S. is expected to need 1.7 million nurses. Experts predict that only 600,000 will be available. This two-part series seeks to understand why nurses, so crucial to the nation’s well-being, are typically undervalued in America and what is being done to revitalize the nursing profession. Guests include Mary Foley, president of the American Nurses Association; Kay McVay, president of the California Nursing Association; and Charles Pierce, Jr., president of the Florida Hospital Association, as well as academics, nursing students, and others. 2-part series, 29 minutes each.
Working in Health Care: Opportunities for Life Ideal for high school and community college students, this three-part series spotlights nursing, a time-honored health care vocation, as well as two newer specialties. The series features interviews with trainees in educational and real-world settings, and with professionals working in challenging clinical and commercial venues. The requirements and core procedures of each job are outlined, providing viewers with a basis for in-depth discussion and career prospect assessment. Viewable/printable instructor’s guides are available online. A Meridian Production. 3-part series, 15 minutes each.

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