On this episode of A Nursing State of Mind, Linda Groah, MSN, RN, CNOR, NEA-BC, FAAN and AORN CEO/executive director speaks with Dr. Phyllis Quinlan PhD, RN, NPD-BC, and Professional Certified Coach about overcoming the challenges of asking for help.
Dr. Marty Makary shares how perioperative nurses have the power and practical knowledge to help redesign care delivery to be more affordable and patient-centered on Periop Talk’s latest podcast.
Support the showJoin our special podcast host, Kerilyn Vox, AORN Sr. Manager, Chapter and State Relations, Linda Groah, AORN Executive Director/CEO, and Lisa Di Blasi Moorehead, EdD, MSN, RN, CENP, CJCP, Associate Nurse Executive, Accreditation and Certificate Operations at The Joint Commission's discuss the plan for resuming survey activity, the impact COVID-19 will have on survey due dates, how the survey process is expected to change, and the emphasis on documentation during future surveys.
Join our special podcast host, Kerilyn Vox, AORN Sr. Manager, Chapter and State Relations, Linda Groah, AORN Executive Director/CEO, and Renae Battie, Vice-President of Nursing as they discuss the Joint Statement: Roadmap for Resuming Elective Surgery after COVID-19 Pandemic developed by the American College of Surgeons, American Society of Anesthesiologists, Association of periOperative Registered Nurses, and American Hospital Association.
Join our special podcast host, Kerilyn Vox, AORN Sr. Manager, Chapter and State Relations, Linda Groah, AORN Executive Director/CEO, Dr. Lisa Spruce, AORN Director of Evidence-Based Perioperative Practice, and our AORN Nursing Practice Team Panelists as they answer timely COVID-19 questions from the Clinical Nurse Consult Line each week.
Support the showJoin our special podcast host, Kerilyn Vox, AORN Sr. Manager, Chapter and State Relations, Linda Groah, AORN Executive Director/CEO, Renae Battie, Vice-President of Nursing, and our panelists as they answer timely leadership-specific COVID-19 questions.
Support the showJoin our special podcast host, Kerilyn Vox, AORN Sr. Manager, Chapter and State Relations, Linda Groah, AORN Executive Director/CEO, Dr. Lisa Spruce, AORN Director of Evidence-Based Perioperative Practice, and our AORN Nursing Practice Team Panelists as they answer timely COVID-19 questions from the Clinical Nurse Consult Line each week.
Support the showJoin our special podcast host, Kerilyn Vox, AORN Sr. Manager, Chapter and State Relations, Linda Groah, AORN Executive Director/CEO, Dr. Lisa Spruce, AORN Director of Evidence-Based Perioperative Practice, and our AORN Nursing Practice Team Panelists as they answer timely COVID-19 questions from the Clinical Nurse Consult Line each week.
Support the showJoin our special podcast host, Kerilyn Vox, AORN Sr. Manager, Chapter and State Relations, Linda Groah, AORN Executive Director/CEO, Dr. Lisa Spruce, AORN Director of Evidence-Based Perioperative Practice, and our AORN Nursing Practice Team Panelists as they answer timely COVID-19 questions from the Clinical Nurse Consult Line each week.
Support the showOn this episode of Periop Talk, we talk with Karen deKay, MSN, RN, CNOR, CIC, a perioperative practice specialist here at AORN. Karen is also an infection preventionist, and we talk to her today about COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus.
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On this episode of Periop Talk, we talk with Melony Prince, BSN, MSN, RN, CNOR, a clinical educator who advocated to help win a surgical smoke law in her state.
The dangers of surgical smoke didn’t hit home for Prince, a clinical educator for surgical services at Littleton Adventist Hospital in Colorado until a close colleague confided about her own health battle from a career breathing in surgical smoke.
She discusses how to turn your passion into action, what it was like to pass a bill, and why nurses make great advocates.
On this Q&A episode of Periop Talk, we get all the details on nails with Guideline author Lisa Spruce, DNP, RN, ACNP, CNOR, CNS-CP, ACNS, FAAN, Director of Evidence-Based Perioperative Practice at AORN.
Support the showOn this Q&A episode of Periop Talk, we get the latest update on the Guideline for Surgical Attire with Guideline author Lisa Spruce, DNP, RN, ACNP, CNOR, CNS-CP, ACNS, FAAN, Director of Evidence-Based Perioperative Practice at AORN. She’ll tell you what you can – and can’t – wear in the OR.
Support the showOn this Q&A episode of Periop Talk, we sit down with Guideline author Lisa Spruce, DNP, RN, ACNP, CNOR, CNS-CP, ACNS, FAAN. She is the Director of Evidence-Based Perioperative Practice at AORN and she answers your questions on having tattoos as a periop nurse and wearing fake eyelashes in the OR.
Support the showOn this episode of Periop Talk, we talk with Doreen Wagner, PhD, RN, CNOR, about the importance of nursing research.
A Professor of Nursing at WellStar School of Nursing, Kennesaw (Ga.) State University, AORN member, and perioperative nurse, Wagner and her team conducted the first known study to explore the relationship between unplanned perioperative hypothermia, the most common perioperative complication, and the development of postoperative delirium in a large heterogeneous non-cardiac surgery population.
Wagner talks with AORN about the importance of research in perioperative nursing, the different types of research, and gives tips on how to start your own research.
On this episode of Periop Talk, we discuss the evolution and use of the Surgical Checklist with Past President of AORN Mary Jo Steiert who was on the ground floor during its creation and, with AORN, was tasked with introducing it to the U.S.
In mid-2008, the World Health Organization (WHO) convened its second international gathering of healthcare providers who were challenged with coming up with something tangible that would improve safety for surgical patients. Mary Jo and AORN’s current CEO Linda Groah, were invited to take part at that historic gathering in Geneva, Switzerland.
The result was the Surgical Checklist that had been modeled internationally and was now ready for the U.S. The process, while simple, has made a big difference in preventing errors and improving patient safety. Ten years later, it’s used in nearly every surgical suite. Why then do we continue to see a steady rate of wrong-site surgeries?
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