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Emergency Nurses Week 2017

Advanced Emergency Nursing from AENJ

Emergency Nursing Week 2017 Throughout human existence, a need for 'emergency nursing' has always existed. Nor can any generally trained nurse deal with the spectrum of emergency care without specialized education and training. 1997) The Emergency Nursing FAQ and Emergency Nursing World !

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It’s EMERGENCY Nurse to you!

Advanced Emergency Nursing from AENJ

It ' s EMERGENCY Nurse to you! In hospitals, the work role or function of nurses and other staff is usually (and traditionally) defined by place, e.g. : O.R.; Post-Anesthesia Care Unit; Delivery Room; Medical-Surgical Ward Nurse. Nurses'; L&D Nurses, Pediatric Nurses.

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Guest Editorial: Emergency Nurse Practitioner Scope and Standards of Practice

AENJ: Current Issue

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Recognition of Cutaneous Symptoms of Common Tick-Borne Illness in the Emergency Department

AENJ: Current Issue

Many patients present to the ED for suspected tick bites, rashes, and generalized medical complaints that may be related to a tick-borne disease, so it is important for the emergency nurse practitioner (ENP) to accurately diagnose these conditions.

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Guest Editorial: Is It Time for a New NP Population: The Emergency Nurse Practitioner?

AENJ: Current Issue

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Ring Removal Guidelines

SCGH ED

Thankyou to our forever helpful Emergency Nurse Practitioner, Nuria O’Mahony, for developing these comprehensive ring removal guidelines. These guidelines explain the different options of ring removal at SCGH ED and how to use them.

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New Year's Greetings!

Advanced Emergency Nursing from AENJ

It is in the nature of emergency people to know this, prepare for this, and to be there for it. Tags: advanced emergency nursing, ED, ER, NP, nurse practitioner, CNS, clinical nurse specialist, APRN, critical care, trauma, injury, pediatrics, Happy New Year Published: 12/31/2017 1:51:00 PM Happy New Year!