The Nursing Post Podcast

Today we have a guest speaker, Gene Petrino, talking with us about workplace violence and how to de-escalate and look for possible violent attacks. Gene has over 25 yrs in law-enforcement, retired SWAT Commander is a Healthcare Safety Expert who focuses on workplace violence, active shooter scenarios, situational awareness and de-escalation. 

 

We are happy to be talking with Gene again.  You can find him here

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This would not have been one of the topics that Rosa and I thought we would be talking about when we started this podcast a couple years ago. But here we are, covering this old disease and it start to shows itself in the U.S.

Learn about sign & symptoms of Polio and what can be done to help stop this awful disease from spreading

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There are many different types of ataxia and several different reasons as to why a person develops ataxia. Ataxia is more of a symptoms than a disease/disorder, but learning about ataxia and spreading awareness if what we are about. 

 

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There has only been 2 reported cases of Reye's syndrome in the US since 1994. This is attributed to advising children not using Aspirin. Listen to todays podcast to learn more about Reye's Syndrome.

 

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Today we are talking about Monkeypox, what it is, how it's spread, and what's being done to help slow it down. 

We want everyone to understand who is most affected, but know that no one is immune to catching or spreading Monkey-pox.

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Today we are discussing FAS (fetal alcohol syndrome). We dive into understand alcohol use and pregnancy and how to identify FAS after birth. 

Since FAS is the leading cause of preventable congenital disability in the US, it is definitely worth talking about.

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We are back! Today we are talking about Leukemia. Chatting about the difference between acute and chronic and how they affects patients differently. 

Remember, if you can, be a donor, it saves lives.

 

Be the Match (formerly the National Marrow Donor Program)

Toll-free number: 1-800-MARROW-2 (1-800-627-7692)

Website: www.bethematch.org

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We joined Gene Petrino yesterday on LinkedIn Live to discuss workplace violence in the healthcare setting. This has become an increasing issue, especially with the stress of the pandemic. Healthcare is number one, by a landslide, for workplace violence, making up 75% of all workplace violence, according to OSHA. 

 

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Today we have 2 guest speakers, Freddy and Eric from EmpoweRx. Today we go into detail about their company and how to help propel nurses and other healthcare profession in their own career.

Visit their website for more details https://empowerxllc.com/

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COVID has found its way into just about every house of our nation. The stigma that was first on COVID has gotten better, but there are still a great deal of patients to are suffering with shame and guilt when it comes to the new virus. Listen today as we talk about the difference between shame and guilt and how it affects our healthcare.

 

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