Cynda Rushton, Anne and George L. Bunting Professor of Clinical Ethics, discusses the newly published report: “Mind the Gap: Preparing Nurses to Practice with Resilience & Integrity.” It includes five key recommendations as to how nurses as individuals and as a profession can find their voice, honor their contributions, and support one another so they may meet their challenges with resilience and integrity.

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Episode Highlights

0:15 Mind the Gap report

1:16 Toll the pandemic has taken on nurses

2:16 What can we do about preparation?

3:15 Stress in addition to the previous ones

4:15 More opportunities to be with practicing nurses

5:18 Reflect on your personal experience

6:16 I was pretty burned out

7:15 We know that self-regulation helps

8:16 What matters?

9:15 Authentically offer to students

10:15 End

Sarah Szanton, chair of the Patricia M. Davidson Professorship for Health Equity and Social Justice, discusses three key areas of her research: aging, finance in health, and resilience.

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Episode Highlights:

0:23 Dean Davidson worked on getting an endowed chair

1:23 Health in older adults

2:23 Elders at home

3:23 Got around in a wheelchair

4:24 Financial strain and health

5:25 Add new income

6:25 Increased inflammation

6:35 Measuring structural racial discrimination

7:35 Nine different domains

8:35 Match to health outcomes

9:35 Measure of resilience

10:35 End

Assistant Professor Michelle Patch discusses the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing’s COVID-19 mobile vaccination clinics, how practitioners are being trained, and the skills students are learning through the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Episode Highlights:

0:30 Immunization efforts for Covid-19

1:30 Near and dear to core values

2:30 We had to make difficult decisions

3:31 We’ve gone away from limiting factor as vaccine

4:31 Trainees with extensive training and oversight

5:32 Vast array of experiences

6:30 Is it safe?

7:35 Providing right information

8:32 Needs of the community

9:30 Allowed the opportunity to provide care

10:11 End

 

 

Host Elizabeth Tracey talks to Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Dean Patricia Davidson about the future of COVID-19, how we will live after the pandemic, and the continued impact of climate change on health.

 

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Episode Highlights

0:12 Some bright lights in the future

1:15 Level of weariness

2:16 Coronavirus not going away

3:17 Don’t let fear overcome our humanity

4:15 Big epidemic of our lifetime

5:17 Becoming more intentional

6:18 Look at supply chains

7:15 Managing burden of disease

8:43 End

 

 

Host Elizabeth Tracey talks to Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Dean Patricia Davidson about the latest updates on COVID-19 and how nurses and the profession have been affected by the pandemic.

 

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Episode Highlights

0:22 Among healthcare workers, nurses most likely to be impacted by COVID-19

1:20 People speaking out

2:25 Changing skilled nursing facilities

3:30 Not unique to the United States

4:29 If you don’t have adequate PPE

5:30 Nurses leaving the profession

6:31 Monitoring movement

7:31 People are recognizing the role of nurses

8:51 End

Host Elizabeth Tracey talks to Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Dean Patricia Davidson about the RECOVERY trial, treating critical illnesses, the Institute of Medicine report on nursing, and more. Photo by Richard Clyborne of Music Strive.

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Episode highlights:

0:25 RECOVERY trial in UK

1:25 Nurses are the most trusted profession

2:25 Engage everyone in the trial

3:26 Unpack what the constructs are

4:26 Critical illnesses will be treated

5: 24 Institute of Medicine report on nursing

6:24 Ravages of COVID-19 when nursing is limited

7:25 Role of critical care

8:25 Can all wear masks

9:23 End

In a new episode of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Dean’s Podcast, Patricia Davidson talks about the deaths of healthcare workers, PPE, occupational health and safety, and other issues impacted by COVID-19. Program Notes: 0:23   One of things that has been troublesome is health worker deaths 1:23   If you had 767 deaths in construction

In a new episode of COVID Considerations, Dean Patricia Davidson talks about excess deaths.

You can find “COVID Considerations,” a series within the Dean’s Podcast, on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, and Spotify. Search “Dean’s Podcast.”

In a new episode of COVID Considerations, Dean Patricia Davidson talks about the death toll in the U.S.

You can find “COVID Considerations,” a series within the Dean’s Podcast, on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, and Spotify. Search “Dean’s Podcast.”

COVID Considerations is moving to a new, weekly format! In a new episode of COVID Considerations, Dean Patricia Davidson talks about the CDC's outlook on reopening.

You can find “COVID Considerations,” a series within the Dean’s Podcast, on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, and Spotify. Search “Dean’s Podcast.”