Join the discussion today as we continue to talk about the RaDonda Vaught case and its impact on nursing and healthcare in general. 

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Today we have a special guest on, Cheri Quinn, LPN, and discuss the well known RaDonda Vaught trial.  

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Today we have a special guest, Nurse Alice.  Nurse Alice is a clinical nurse specialist, advanced and family nurse practitioner who specializes in critical care & emergency medicine. She is also  the chief nursing officer at nurse.org and a fellow podcaster. In today’s episode we go over the recent RaDonda Vaught case, the upcoming Nurses March in May 2022, and the future of nursing.

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Today’s episode is on an article that was published in multiple journals regarding a woman being the third person cured of HIV. There is so much to unpack with this topic and it really gets me excited. 

If you are not familiar with HIV, stem cells, or umbilical cord blood, we have done podcasts of each of these. 

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So many Americans are without dental coverage, making oral health the last priority when it comes to their health. Today we go into the basics of oral care and how this can affect individuals not only with their health, but in their overall life as well.

 

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Today we are talking about the National Nurses March. There are four main components to the march: patient-to-nurse ratios, wages, violence against nurses, and racism in nursing. There are many differentiating opinions in nursing, but these are a couple of things that I think most nurses can agree on.

 

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Many know the short term effects that alcohol has on the body, but do you know the long term implications of heavy alcohol use? Do you know what is considered heavy alcohol use? We cover these questions and more on today’s episode. 

 

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ADHD is one of the most common childhood mental disorders, with over 8% of children being affected.

In today's episode we go into what ADHD is, how it's diagnosed as a child and as an adult, along with signs, symptoms and treatment options. 

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The New York Times had a recent article about a nurse who was intentionally killing his patients. Believe it or not, there are a list of common traits that killer nurses share. This episode we go into why some nurses kill and what to look out for. 

 

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Should patients who have not received the COVID-19 vaccination be declined for transplant?

The idea of vaccination prior to transplantation is not new, and with the scarcity of organ availability, doctors want to make sure that the person getting the organ has every means at their disposal to stay healthy. But with the lack of long-term data with the vaccination being so new, is it right to deny transplantation based on this one part of one criteria?  

 

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