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The Ashley O Show is a giant work-in-progress. I'm not sure exactly where we are going, but I'm glad you are here. ... more
FAQs about The Ashley O Show:How many episodes does The Ashley O Show have?The podcast currently has 307 episodes available.
August 11, 202147. How do you recognize and reduce PTSD amongst nurses?On this episode, we discuss the prevalence of trauma, burnout, and PTSD amongst nurses, as well as a few tips to manage and reduce the effects. PTSD is not uncommon for nurses, but we often do not talk about its impact or occurrence. The goal here is to NORMALIZE this conversation, recognize the symptoms, and seek help sooner rather than later. I would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing in general, or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing!...more26minPlay
August 02, 202146. How do you establish BOUNDARIES as a nurse? 4 Tips for creating clear boundaries at workWe chose a giving profession, and so it can feel uncomfortable to ask for what we need. We also chose a selfless profession, which makes us feel SELFISH when we set boundaries. NEWSFLASH: You are a HUMAN first, and a nurse second. Those with stronger boundaries are stronger nurses because they protect their mental health and prioritize themselves which allows them to recharge and avoid burnout over time. You do not need to feel guilty about putting yourself first. You cannot pour from an empty cup, so your priority should always be to fill it back up. I promise you that extra shifts and unused PTO do not fill your cup. If you struggle with establishing these types of boundaries at work, this episode is for YOU!I would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing in general, or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing!...more28minPlay
July 26, 202145. How do you KNOW when its time to leave your job? 5 tips to help answer this questionHave you been questioning whether you should leave your current nursing job, but you're struggling with trying to figure out if its the RIGHT time? SPOILER: there's no easy answer to this question. BUT, on today's episode, we discuss 5 quick tips to help you gain some clarity and answer this question for yourself. 1. Ask yourself: Is it the job, or is it a lack of confidence?2. Reflect: how do you feel BEFORE and AFTER each shift? 3. Determine if you are in a TOXIC environment4. Have you expressed your issues/conflicts with your leaders? What have they done to resolve these things?5. Make 2 LISTS: pros/cons about your current position, and criteria for your IDEAL jobI would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing!...more27minPlay
July 19, 202144. How do you deal with "difficult" patients? 5 quick tips for managing patients who are labeled as difficultHave you ever been told in report "this patient is on the call light every 2 seconds" or "she is a nightmare" or "this patient is just DIFFICULT, good luck!" If so, you may have dealt with these so called "difficult," "needy," or "demanding" patients. This can make for a LONG shift. And by the end, you might feel like you're falling short or may label yourself a "bad nurse." Trust me, YOU ARE NOT. You are an AMAZING nurse, but sometimes we just need a little guidance to figure out the best way to manage these patients, especially when we have 5 others who need our attention. If you can relate to any of this, then this episode is for YOU.I would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing in general, or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing! ...more24minPlay
July 12, 202143. Do I even WANT to be a nurse? A big realization and a renewed PERSPECTIVEIf you have ever asked yourself questions like: "Do I even want to be a nurse?" "Why did I even choose this profession?" or "Will I ever ENJOY this career?" then this episode is for YOU. My own nursing journey has been quite a rollercoaster, and so these are questions I have asked myself often, but for the first time in a long time, I am examining my career (and this profession) with a NEW lens. We discuss the power of perspective, taking a step back to move forwards, and standing on the other side of BURNOUT. I would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing in general, or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing! ...more29minPlay
July 05, 202142. Is it normal to have pre-shift anxiety?! Heck YES! And here's 5 tips to manage itHave you ever found yourself on your commute to work questioning every career decision you've ever made and found yourself spiraling in "what ifs" about your shift? If so, this episode is made for YOU. It is completely normal to experience anxiety before your shifts, especially when you are new, but on this episode we discuss a few helpful tips to manage pre-shift anxiety so that it doesn't become a barrier to your success as a nurse. We review: -Sleep -REFRAMING our thoughts -Preparing ahead of time -Infusing JOY into your pre-shift routine -Recognizing when you need more supportI would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing in general, or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing!...more27minPlay
June 28, 2021Episode 041: 3 Tips for Preparing for a Stretch of ShiftsOn this quick, tactical episode, we discuss 3 quick tips to help you prepare for a stretch of shifts. Many of us head into our shifts scrambling to try and get everything together, and start our week off stressed and overwhelmed...and we all know that the job is stressful enough. So by implementing these tips, you can start your week off strong, and take care of YOURSELF in the process. I would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing in general, or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing!...more19minPlay
June 21, 2021Episode 040: 5 keys to starting your shift smoothlyOn this week's episode, we discuss 5 important things that will help you start each shift as smoothly as possible. These tips will help set you up for success in your shift, regardless of what curveballs are thrown your way. If you feel like you are always playing catch up in your shift or just feeling disorganized and overwhelmed as you start your shift, this episode is for YOU. I would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing in general, or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing!...more22minPlay
June 14, 2021Episode 039: 3 Questions to start asking yourself after EVERY shiftOn this week's episode, we discuss 3 important questions that we should be asking ourselves after every shift to build our confidence and improve our knowledge. I would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing in general, or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing!...more16minPlay
June 07, 2021Episode 038: Working in a MAT Clinic - My new role and how I'm feelingOn this week's episode, we discuss what it is like working in a medicated assisted treatment (MAT) clinic for opioid use disorder. We review the main medications offered, the role of a dosing nurse, the schedule, and patient interactions. I also touch on how I am feeling in this position, and considerations you may consider in finding your own "home" within nursing. I would love to answer ANY questions you have about nursing in general, or hear about areas you are struggling with right now. Message me @ashley_nursingcoop or shoot me an email at [email protected] with any questions, feedback, or comments. Happy Nursing!...more39minPlay
FAQs about The Ashley O Show:How many episodes does The Ashley O Show have?The podcast currently has 307 episodes available.