How I Organize My Shift | Nursing Brain Sheet
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- The long overdue and highly requested video is FINALLY HERE! In this video I walk you through how I organize my shift as a nurse and how I make my brain sheet! I work as a postpartum nurse but this can be used in just about any nursing field!
Thank you guys so much for watching!
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Hi guys! My name is Amanda. I graduated from an ABSN program in May of 2019. I currently work as an RN on a Postpartum Unit in a very busy birthing center! Subscribe and follow along with my new nurse journey!
For business or personal inquiry please email me -- amandalynnyt@gmail.com
When I first started working, I would write down everything and it helped me but now that I have been doing it for a little while, I am able to remember what I need to remember and it's easier to just log on to the computer.
This brain mapping is genius. I'm definitely gonna try this out the next time I'm in clinicals!
this video is so helpful! I love lists and value organization so this was super helpful especially as a new grad nurse! i just found out i got my dream job in the mother baby unit and i start in september and i can't wait! thank you!!!
Started using this in the nicu and love it!!
This was a great idea. Thank you for this information. Much appreciated.
This reminds me of the Kardex back in the day!
Hi Amanda! Thanks for this video and your postpartum nursing vids in general! I'm a new grad going into postpartum soon :D and I just wanted to see different perspectives and ways to organize tasks and info :)! Really helpful!
New sub here and I clicked so fast!! ❤️❤️ Great videos you have super easily understandable videos!!
Do you have a pdf file of the yellow cards.? We don’t have those. This would be so helpful
This is an interesting way to organize your shift! I like it. Do you keep a written copy of your vitals with you before charting it? Or do you chart your vitals in the room?
I always try to chart them in the room!
So helpful!
so glad it was helpful for you :)
Are you doing a nurse residency?
My hospital has a nurse residency program for new grads but it is only for a few months after we’ve been off of orientation (& mine was actually ended early due to COVID). It’s not a year long thing like some hospitals offer
yeah that wouldn't work for ER nurses lol