In this episode of Notes on Nursing Live, I interview Dr. Kenya V. Beard, a nurse researcher, educator, and the leader of the recent National League for Nursing (NLN) “Diversity & Inclusion: Facilitating Race-Related Discourse that Matters” workshop. We chat about creating more inclusive nursing workplaces and the need to develop the leadership abilities of culturally diverse nurse leaders. Tune in to find out more about her take on culturally competent care, and to learn how she’s advocating for change.

Notes on Nursing E-Digest

Notes on Nursing Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes on Nursing, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes on Nursing updates at the Johnson & Johnson Nursing website, nursing.jnj.com. Every month, Notes on Nursing content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Notes on Nursing Live on the podcast player at nursing.jnj.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more new episodes here at Notes on Nursing Live coming soon and check out another recent episode where I interview neonatal wound-care innovator and nurse Roxana Reyna, an innovative Nurse Practitioner who specializes in wound care for neonates and children.

Check out that and other episodes of Notes on Nursing Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on nursing.jnj.com. Also, don’t forget to submit your own innovative ideas to the Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge for a chance to win access to grants and mentoring – more details can be found on nursing.jnj.com/home.

In this episode of Notes on Nursing Live, I interview neonatal wound-care expert and innovator Roxana Reyna, a nurse practitioner who specializes in wound care for neonates and children. Roxana creates wound care dressings for these tiny patients by using wound care products typically designed for adults, custom fitting her patients’ needs to help heal their wounds.  Join us as we talk to her about her work as an advocate for infants with birth defects like Omphaloceles and find out how she now teaches other nurses about innovating products for their individual patients.

Notes on Nursing E-Digest

Notes on Nursing Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes on Nursing, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes on Nursing updates at the Johnson & Johnson Nursing website, nursing.jnj.com. Every month, Notes on Nursing content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Notes on Nursing Live on the podcast player at nursing.jnj.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more new episodes here at Notes on Nursing Live coming soon and check out another recent episode where I interview Wrenetha Julion, one of the nurse researchers behind the Chicago Parent Program at the Rush University College of Nursing.

Check out that and other episodes of Notes on Nursing Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on nursing.jnj.com. Also, don’t forget to submit your own innovative ideas to the Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge for a chance to win access to grants and mentoring – more details can be found on nursing.jnj.com/home.

A look at the innovative Chicago Parent Program in this episode of Notes on Nursing Live. I interview Wrenetha Julion, one of the nurses behind the Chicago Parent Program at the Rush University College of Nursing in Chicago, Illinois. The Chicago Parent Program is a 12-session, evidence-based program created for parents of young children (between two and five years old) that is designed to meet the needs of a culturally and economically diverse audience. Join us as we chat about how this program is using culturally sensitive nursing assessments and skills to help parents improve the lives of their children.

Notes on Nursing E-Digest

Notes on Nursing Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes on Nursing, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes on Nursing updates at the Johnson & Johnson Nursing website, nursing.jnj.com. Every month, Notes on Nursing content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Notes on Nursing Live on the podcast player at nursing.jnj.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more new episodes here at Notes on Nursing Live coming soon and check out another recent episode where I interview healthcare innovation champion and nurse Hiyam Nadel. Hiyam is the nursing director of the Obstetrics and Gynecology department and an innovation specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital, where she helps other nurses bring their innovative ideas to life.

Check out that and other episodes of Notes on Nursing Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on nursing.jnj.com. Also, don’t forget to submit your own innovative ideas to the Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge for a chance to win access to grants and mentoring – more details can be found on nursing.jnj.com/home.

Nurse Innovation Advocate Hiyam Nadel MBA, BSN, RN chats with host Jamie Davis, RN, BA, NRP (ret). Hiyam is the nursing director of the Obstetrics and Gynecology department and an innovation specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She educates nurses about opportunities to innovate and helps them to bring their ideas to life through Mass General’s Innovation Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) Grant Program. Join us as we talk to her about her work as an advocate for nursing innovation in healthcare.

Notes on Nursing E-Digest

Notes on Nursing Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes on Nursing, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes on Nursing updates at the Johnson & Johnson Nursing website, nursing.jnj.com. Every month, Notes on Nursing content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Notes on Nursing Live on the podcast player at nursing.jnj.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more new episodes here at Notes on Nursing Live coming soon, and check out another recent episode where I interview Janie Harvey Garner, RN. Janie is the founder and current executive director of the nursing community Show Me Your Stethoscope.

Check out that and other episodes of Notes on Nursing Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on nursing.jnj.com. Also, don’t forget to submit your own innovative ideas to the Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge for a chance to win access to grants and mentoring – more details can be found on nursing.jnj.com/home.

We chat with innovative neo-natal cardiac care nurse Elizabeth B. Mikula, MSN, RN, CPN, CPHQ in this episode of Notes on Nursing Live. Elizabeth is the Division Director of Quality and Resource Management for HCA Capital Division in Richmond, Virginia.

Prior to that position, she led efforts to implement newborn screening for critical congenital heart disease (CCHD) and created an innovative screening toolkit to detect CCHD in newborns, which is now in use across the United States and around the world. Join us as we talk about her innovative work with these critically ill babies and dive deeper into the importance of nurse-led innovation in positive healthcare change.

Notes on Nursing E-Digest

Notes on Nursing Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes on Nursing, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes on Nursing updates at the Johnson & Johnson Nursing website, nursing.jnj.com. Every month, Notes on Nursing content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Notes on Nursing Live on the podcast player at nursing.jnj.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more new episodes here at Notes on Nursing Live coming soon, and check out another recent episode where I interview Margaret Gurowitz, the Chief Historian at Johnson & Johnson. Margaret is responsible for bringing to life the heritage of Johnson & Johnson for employees and the public, and she curates exhibits in Johnson & Johnson Our Story at The Power House, the company’s museum, located on the Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters campus in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

Check out that and other episodes of Notes on Nursing Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on nursing.jnj.com. Also, don’t forget to submit your own innovative ideas to the Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge for a chance to win access to grants and mentoring – more details can be found on nursing.jnj.com/home.

Online nursing communities innovating patient care in this episode of Notes on Nursing Live, I interview Janie Harvey Garner, RN. Janie is the founder and current executive director of the nursing community Show Me Your Stethoscope. She has also participated in the Northeastern University Nurse Hackathon as a guest speaker, where she further emphasized the importance of nurse-led innovation.

As the founder of Show Me Your Stethoscope, Janie has a mission to champion innovation in nursing and empower nurses. Join us as we chat about the importance of an online community like Show Me Your Stethoscope for nurses, leadership and innovation in non-traditional settings like social media, and how to inspire nurses to become change-makers in healthcare.

Notes on Nursing E-Digest

Notes on Nursing Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes on Nursing, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes on Nursing updates at the Johnson & Johnson Nursing website, nursing.jnj.com. Every month, Notes on Nursing content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Notes on Nursing Live on the podcast player at nursing.jnj.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more new episodes here at Notes on Nursing Live coming soon and check out another recent episode featuring innovative neo-natal cardiac care nurse Elizabeth B. Mikula, MSN, RN, CPN, CPHQ. Elizabeth has led efforts surrounding newborn screening for critical congenital heart disease (CCHD) and created an innovative screening toolkit to detect CCHD in newborns.

Check out that and other episodes of Notes on Nursing Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on nursing.jnj.com. Also, don’t forget to submit your own innovative ideas to the Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge for a chance to win access to grants and mentoring – more details can be found on nursing.jnj.com/home.

We look at Johnson & Johnson’s long history supporting nurses in this episode of Notes on Nursing Live. I interview Margaret Gurowitz, the Chief Historian at Johnson & Johnson. Margaret is responsible for bringing to life the heritage of Johnson & Johnson for employees and the public, and she curates exhibits in Johnson & Johnson Our Story at The Power House, the company’s museum, located on the Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters campus in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

In this episode, we chat about the history of Johnson & Johnson’s support for the nursing profession and innovative nurses for over 120 years, from the days of Florence Nightingale to the present day.

Notes on Nursing E-Digest

Notes on Nursing Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes on Nursing, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes on Nursing updates at the Johnson & Johnson Nursing website, nursing.jnj.com. Every month, Notes on Nursing content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Notes on Nursing Live on the podcast player at nursing.jnj.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more new episodes here at Notes on Nursing Live coming soon and check out another recent episode where I interview nurse and innovative app developer Rebecca Koszalinski, PhD, RN, CRRN, CMSRN. Rebecca is an assistant professor at the University of Tennessee Knoxville College of Nursing and inventor of the Speak for Myself® app.

Check out that and other episodes of Notes on Nursing Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on nursing.jnj.com.Also, this month, you can catch brand new Johnson & Johnson Nursing commercials on TV throughout the weeks of September 17 and 24, which will highlight Johnson & Johnson’s 120-year commitment to nurses and the innovative work that nurses have been doing throughout history to change human health. Find out more at nursing.jnj.com.

We talk app development by nurses to improve patient outcomes and communication in this episode of Notes on Nursing Live. I interview nurse and innovative app developer Rebecca Koszalinski, PhD, RN, CRRN, CMSRN. Rebecca is an assistant professor at the University of Tennessee Knoxville College of Nursing and inventor of the Speak for Myself® app.

The app helps patients with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses who are speech vulnerable communicate their feelings of pain, fear, anxiety, and more, and makes it easier for them to make requests regarding physical needs. In this episode, we chat about her unique story, learn more about what inspired her to enter the nursing profession, and find out how she developed the Speak for Myself® app.

Notes on Nursing E-Digest

Notes on Nursing Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes on Nursing, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes on Nursing updates at the Johnson & Johnson Nursing website, nursing.jnj.com. Every month, Notes on Nursing content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Notes on Nursing Live on the podcast player at nursing.jnj.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more new episodes here at Notes on Nursing Live coming soon and check out another recent episode where I interview nurse and resuscitation research innovator Marion Leary, RN, MSN, MPH, FAHA. Marion is the director of innovation research for the Center for Resuscitation Science at the University of Pennsylvania and has focused her research and education over the past twelve years on cardiac arrest and CPR quality.

Check out that and other episodes of Notes on Nursing Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on nursing.jnj.com.Also, this month, you can catch brand new Johnson & Johnson Nursing commercials on TV throughout the weeks of September 17 and 24, which will highlight Johnson & Johnson’s 120-year commitment to nurses and the innovative work that nurses have been doing throughout history to change human health. Find out more at nursing.jnj.com.

Talking resuscitation research and virtual reality CPR training in this episode of Nursing Notes Live with nurse innovator Marion Leary, RN, MSN, MPH, FAHA. Marion is the director of innovation research for the Center for Resuscitation Science at the University of Pennsylvania, as well as an innovation specialist and course director at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Nursing.

Virtual Reality CPR

In this episode, Marion and I chat about how she has focused her research and education over the past twelve years on cardiac arrest and CPR quality, and she shares more about her current goal of developing innovative strategies to improve CPR and resuscitation training.

Nursing Notes Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes for the Nursing Community, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes for the Nursing Community updates at the Johnson & Johnson nursing website, DiscoverNursing.com. Every month, Notes for the Nursing Community content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Nursing Notes Live on the podcast player at DiscoverNursing.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more new episodes here at Nursing Notes Live coming soon and check out another recent episode where I interview nurse inventor and activist Rachel Walker, PhD, RN. Rachel is an assistant professor in the University of Massachusetts-Amherst College of Nursing, where her scholarship is grounded in her experiences as a rural emergency medical and disaster relief worker, U.S. Peace Corps volunteer, and oncology nurse. Check out that and other episodes of Nursing Notes Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on DiscoverNursing.com.

Nurse inventor and activist Rachel Walker, Ph.D., RN is the guest in this episode of Nursing Notes Live. Rachel is an assistant professor in the University of Massachusetts-Amherst College of Nursing, where her scholarship is grounded in her experiences as a rural emergency medical and disaster relief worker, U.S. Peace Corps volunteer, and oncology nurse.

Nurse Inventors as Innovators

She is the first nurse to ever be named an American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Lemelson Invention Ambassador. Check out this episode to hear more about Rachel’s inventions and how her experience in disaster regions has made her a change-agent for modern healthcare and nursing.

Nursing Notes Live, presented by Johnson & Johnson, is the podcast extension of the national bimonthly e-digest, Notes for the Nursing Community, which shines a spotlight on nurses as innovators and critical change makers in the delivery of positive patient outcomes within today’s healthcare landscape.

You can subscribe to receive Notes for the Nursing Community updates at the Johnson & Johnson nursing website, DiscoverNursing.com. Every month, Notes for the Nursing Community content is accompanied by two episodes of this podcast, which provides greater insights and nurse perspectives into topics discussed in the e-digest. You can listen to previous episodes of Nursing Notes Live on the podcast player at DiscoverNursing.com and don’t forget to subscribe to the entire series on iTunes!

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Stay tuned for more episodes here at Nursing Notes Live coming soon, and check out another recent episode where I talk to nurse educator and researcher Lori Spies. In 2017, Lori received a Fulbright Global Scholar Award to conduct hypertension-related research in countries including India, Vietnam, and Zambia and teach workshops on nurse leadership. Check out that and other episodes of Nursing Notes Live in the podcast area on iTunes as well as our podcast player on DiscoverNursing.com.