NURSE INTERVIEWS HER MOM (ALSO A NURSE) | PART TWO
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Welcome back to part 2 of the interview with my mom, a registered nurse of over 30 years! I’m so glad you guys seemed to enjoy last weeks interview, and I think this one has some even more intriguing questions to dive into! I’ve pinned a comment with the questions time stamped again in case you want to know exactly where to find the questions you submitted. Hope you learn a thing or two, I know I did!
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Questions Timed Stamped:
- Have you ever worked with PA’s and if so what was your experience: 00:28
- What are the qualities of a good nurse? 1:31
- What do you remember most about nursing school? 06:02
- What’s different between our nursing school experiences: 07:11
- How has the nursing degree changed over the years? 08:39
- Did she want me to become a nurse? 09:35
- Were you disappointed I didn’t become a physician? 11:02
- What are some of the biggest changes you have seen in nursing over the years 17:02
- What do you wish you would have known as a new nurse 20:08
- What are your two favorite and two least favorite things about nursing 22:01
- Why is there a nursing shortage/lack of adequate staffing on floors? 25:36
- Is there a specialty you wish you could have worked in? 27:40
- Have you seen a change in nurse-physician relationships in your career? 28:05
Your mom has such a calming and peaceful aura about her. I can't wait to jump in and make my own nursing stories, but now back to studying pharmacology...
I know! Its very convenient during melt downs haha. good luck with studying!
Although I am a pre-med I can agree that doctors are losing on autonomy from insurance companies , I love both of your insights on nursing and what it means to be a great nurse. You are both so sweet and supportive of each other and your roles in nursing!
Thanks for the kind words!! I definitely see it as an NP too. The autonomy is quickly vanishing and almost everything I write for gets rebutted by Insurance 🤦🏻♀️. Loved the perspective from pre med! Thanks!
Thank you both. Please do more of these!
So glad you enjoyed it!
Love this Q&A, very interesting to hear another perspective and see how things have (and haven’t) changed in nursing and healthcare. Your mom is awesome, so smart and calm. Also, thought it was funny she said nurses would have to give up their seats to MDs, we’re still expected to do this for certain doctors at our local hospital. Plenty of old school MDs who do not respect the nursing staff unfortunately.
Yikes that doesn’t sit well! Thanks for watching and for the kind words!!
I love your moms voice
It can be so calming right!
Your mom is so knowledgeable and her voice is so soothing. Great video!!!
Thanks for watching!
Great video thanks mom!!! for sharing your wisdom
Thanks for watching!!
I’m taking prerequisites now to become a nurse midwife (hopefully a women’s health nurse practitioner also). 😊 I’m going to do a direct entry program, because I have a non-nursing bachelors degree and I don’t want to get a second bachelors when I can go back to school and get a masters . So I liked y’all talking about that part and how the medicinal world is more welcoming to Midwifery.
Good for you!! I LOVED my midwife group ❤️
This is what I want to do as well!! I'm wondering what the difference in schooling is from a CNM to a WHNP? I was told they essentially have the same job duties, but midwives obviously provide care for the birthing process.
Luka Megurine I think you take your main courses to become a midwife, and then you take a few extra classes to combine them and also become a WHNP.
Luka Megurine I thought this video was super helpful in explaining the differences! ruclips.net/video/fWxdhN4foz4/видео.html
LOVE this!!
Thanks for watching! 🙂
Glass Chest tubes..omgoodness!
I can't even imagine!
This was so captivating listening to your mom's experiences and thinking of my practice now as nurse. Nursing practice has come a long way and we surely have so much room for continued growth.. This was a great dialogue and something I think I will do now from time to time with the more seasoned nurses I work with. 😊
I think I would do Peds or PICU, if I had to switch from NICU.. BUT I don't see this happening soon, I love the babes 💜
So awesome that you already are in an area you love!
I love the end message! Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for another video full of so many wonderful insights. I 100% agree that nurses are still not appreciated enough for what they do. Nurses may not be doctors but we're expected to learn practically the same amount of information so we can safely collaborate and know when to speak up. I feel like most people are still under the impression that nurses "just give baths" or "just wipe butts" when there are so many more complex things happening with meds and procedures...and even if those complex things weren't happening, bathing and bathrooms are SO important anyway. Where I am as a student right now, we get 1 to 2 patients max per shift and are expected to provide all of their care from bathing, bathroom, meds, wound care...everything...and so far it seems that the basic stuff is where you really find the humanity in it all. Anyway, as always, keep being wonderful ladies, you rock.
Thanks for watching! Sounds like you are doing a great job so far!
Can your mom make an asmr video for all of us?😂
That’s what I keep telling her 😂