Jones & Bartlett Learning is pleased to announce the availability of new and updated features to help your Navigate course run more efficiently and effectively. Check out a comprehensive walkthrough video to see the platform enhancements!
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Topics: Jones and Bartlett Learning, Navigate
A traditional philosophical conundrum begins with “If a tree falls in a forest……”, but how about this one, if respiratory therapists are invisible to the public during the COVID-19 pandemic, do we really exist? The answer is, of course, yes. We are at the bedside, treating afflicted patients, and often in close proximity to the airway. We provide breathing treatments, assist in intubation, and institute and monitor mechanical ventilation. These interventions drastically increase our chances of contracting the virus, and thus we risk our lives in the process. So why are we not identified in the media alongside nurses and physicians, or if we are, it is under the general description of healthcare workers? What can be done to increase our visibility as a healthcare profession? Let’s examine this issue.
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Topics: athletic training, sport, COVID-19, athletic administration, remote athletic training, remote learning
Laughter in the Time of Corona
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Topics: Brian Luke Seaward, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Stress management, laughter is the best medicine
Linda A. Roussel, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, CNL, FAAN is a Visiting Clinical Professor, Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Program Coordinator and faculty member at Texas Women’s University where she’s currently teaching four DNP courses: Project Management, DNP Project, Health Outcomes, and Evidence-Based Practice.
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Topics: Habitat for Humanity, evidence-based practice, Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), project planning and management, Dr. Linda Roussel, management and leadership for nurse administrators, dnp project, translational science, pragmatic change, american academy of fellows, aacn, texas women's university
Forty years ago I met the renowned energy healer, Olga Worrall, and the experience changed my life. It was nothing she did per se, just that it was amazing to meet someone of this caliber, so authentic, so sincere, so serene. A day after meeting Ogla, I had perhaps THE most spiritual incident.; best described as something between a full Kundalini experience and a brilliant light from a near-death experience all while meditating. Those of you who know me well, know that I have had several mystical experiences throughout my life, beginning as a child. But on that day, things became validated. So many dangling pieces fell into place during this mystical experience, I no longer felt like an outsider. Moreover, it drove my passion and curiosity to learn more about the mind-body-spirit connection, and this has charted my career and life ever since.
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Topics: Brian Luke Seaward, meditation, Essentials of Managing Stress, Stress management, chakras, kundalini energy
Donna Middaugh, PhD, RN is a professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, College of Nursing; she is currently teaching graduate courses in Nursing Administration.
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Topics: online course, Policy and Politics for Nurses and Other Health Pr, donna middaugh, AJN Awards, arkansas camp quality, university of arkansas, public policy, nursing administration, graduate nursing
“He who looks outside dreams, he who looks inside awakens.”
— Carl G. Jung
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Topics: Brian Luke Seaward, meditation, Essentials of Managing Stress, Stress management
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Topics: health policy, Rachel Ellison, Lesley Clack, Health policy management a case approach