How I Organize My Shift | Nursing Brain Sheet

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!
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[@DabidRobinson]

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.

[@carriepajarillaga7334]

This brain mapping is genius. I'm definitely gonna try this out the next time I'm in clinicals!

[@jessicaalaine15]

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!!!

[@madisond1882]

Started using this in the nicu and love it!!

[@NXT_Nena]

This was a great idea. Thank you for this information. Much appreciated.

[@LilCraftyNook]

This reminds me of the Kardex back in the day!

[@cookiegirl2307]

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!

[@Josefina24_]

New sub here and I clicked so fast!! ❤️❤️ Great videos you have super easily understandable videos!!

[@luzmariegastelum2736]

Do you have a pdf file of the yellow cards.? We don’t have those. This would be so helpful

[@eirye3]

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?

[@AmandaLynnx]

I always try to chart them in the room!

[@ravenheuertz9903]

So helpful!

[@AmandaLynnx]

so glad it was helpful for you :)

[@brittanya.mutchler8661]

Are you doing a nurse residency?

[@AmandaLynnx]

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

[@mirandaalexis]

yeah that wouldn't work for ER nurses lol