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October 15, 2024 Nursing Newsletter
Virtual Nurses, AI-Driven Content, New Model Highlights Nursing's Value, AI Tames Charting Issues
Improve Certification Exam scores, increase in virtual nursing, non-typical placements for clinicals, and AI tools for nursing.
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- Increases in Virtual Nursing
- New Approach to Nursing Clinicals
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Virtual Nursing Implementations
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Wandering robotic nurses and teleconferencing in patient rooms is getting a lot of press, and some experimentation. Here’s a consumer-level video from an actual implementation Memphis, and a discussion from HealthLeader Publication about how Geisinger in Pennsylvania is implementing remote nursing. Baptist Memphis Expands Virtual Nursing Program Geisinger’s Plan to Boost Quality and Patient Experiences Through Virtual Nursing |
Non-Typical Placements for Nurse Training
St. Luke’s Nampa (Idaho) is rotating nursing students through a variety of departments that meet the med-surg training requirements, doubling the training slots available at their small acute care hospital. Article doesn’t go into it a lot, but structuring the model to match up the requirement nursing placements and procedures involved at the department level were probably complex and time-consuming, but everyone seems to be a fan so far.
New Approach to Nursing Clinicals Doubles Student Capacity - Boise State News
UC Irvine is Making Big Strides with Nursing-Focused AI Models
AI, or what we’re calling AI right now, is going to be like every other tool we use in medicine - a decision support and analysis tool. We check with poison control, we use applications for drug interactions, we use formularies for insurance. AI as a backup diagnostic tool, or even a sophisticated sort of “what else should I look at” search engine are going to be common in months, not years.
UC Irvine is Making Big Strides with Nursing-Focused AI Models - Healthcare IT News