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Created for nurses like you, explore these Lippincott® NursingCenter® podcasts to learn, be inspired, and improve patient outcomes.

  1. 09/16/2024

    Lippincott Clinical Leaders: The NIH Stroke Scale

    In this episode of the Lippincott Clinical Leaders podcast, Robin Coyne reviews the components of the NIH Stroke Scale. This scale measures neurological function and deficits by asking the patient to answer questions and perform physical and mental tests how to use the nursing process to assess the patient, make a plan, intervene, and then evaluate the results of that intervention. We also discuss how to communicate what's happening to the provider and what interventions should be considered.

    10 min

  2. 08/28/2024

    Lippincott Clinical Leaders: The Nurse's Role During a Code

    In this episode of the Lippincott Clinical Leaders podcast, Dr. Beth Tomaszewski discusses leadership during a code and the role of the bedside nurse. The bedside nurse is often the person who knows the patient best and has valuable information to communicate to the team. Beth emphasizes the importance of nurses leading from their role, whether they are the medication nurse, the recorder, the family liaison, or any other role during the code.

    9 min

  3. 08/16/2024

    Lippincott Clinical Leaders: Neuro Assessment

    In this episode of the Lippincott Clinical Leaders podcast, Robin Coyne reviews the need-to-know elements of a basic neuro assessment that evaluates for mental status, strength, coordination, sensation, and reflexes as well as a summary of the Glasgow Coma Scale. All nurses should be comfortable performing a basic neuro assessment.

    14 min

  4. 07/30/2024

    Lippincott Clinical Leaders: Chest pain

    In this episode of the Lippincott Clinical Leaders podcast, Dr. Anne Dabrow Woods breaks down assessment and care of the patient with chest pain. Anne discusses how to use the nursing process to assess the patient, make a plan, intervene, and then evaluate the results of that intervention. We also discuss how to communicate what's happening to the provider and what interventions should be considered.

    5 min

  5. 07/12/2024

    Lippincott Clinical Leaders: Neuro Terminology

    In this episode of the Lippincott Clinical Leaders podcast, Robin Coyne breaks down common terminology related to neurology and explains why it's important to be able to paint an accurate picture of the patient. Neuro terminology can be confusing, but it's critical for nurses to get the words right.

    17 min

  6. 06/27/2024

    Lippincott Clinical Leaders: Cardiac Output

    In this episode of the Lippincott Clinical Leaders podcast, Dr. Anne Dabrow Woods, Chief Nurse of Health Learning, Research and Practice talks about cardiac output and other terms related to cardiac physiology that are often confusing. Anne breaks down contractility, stroke volume, ejection fraction, preload and afterload, systemic vascular resistance and pulmonary vascular resistance, and more. Review what nurses need to know when it comes to cardiac output!

    9 min

  7. 06/17/2024

    Lippincott Clinical Leaders: Rapid Response Teams

    In this episode of the Lippincott Clinical Leaders podcast, Dr. Elizabeth Tomaszewski talks about rapid response teams (RRT), including reasons for calling, the members of the RRT team and their roles, and what the nurse at the bedside needs to know.

    9 min

  8. 05/28/2024

    Lippincott Clinical Leaders: SBAR Communication

    Welcome to the Lippincott Clinical Leaders podcast. In this episode, Dr. Anne Dabrow Woods, Chief Nurse of Health Learning, Research and Practice talks about SBAR communication. Learn how to use this structured, concise way to communicate using the acronym SBAR, which stands for situation, background, assessment, and recommendation.

    5 min
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