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Five Questions That Must Be Asked to Determine if Your Students Have What it Takes to Be a Nurse

What values and virtues are nonnegotiable to nursing? I would like to share five questions…

Keith RischerJuly 30, 2015

Articles Clinical Judgment Nurse Thinking

Why Nurses Need to Think More like a Doctor to Be a Better Nurse

If a nurse understands the essence of physician practice including WHY specific medications and treatments…

Keith RischerJuly 23, 2015

Art of Nursing Articles

Simple Strategies to Cultivate Caring & Empathy in the Clinical Setting

The book 160 Ways To Empathize is based on interviews with over 1000 patients and…

Keith RischerJuly 16, 2015

Articles Classroom Teaching

The #1 Barrier to Transform Your Content and how to Overcome It!

I recently jumped out of a plane at 14,000 feet on my first skydive. I…

Keith RischerJune 25, 2015

Art of Nursing Articles

The One Strategy You (and your students) Must Know to STOP Bullying Behaviors Directly and Respectfully

New nurses are most likely to experiene incivility after they graduate. How is your program…

Keith RischerJune 4, 2015

Articles Clinical Judgment Nurse Thinking

How to Strengthen Student’s Ability to make a Correct Clinical Judgment

Though clinical reasoning is the essence of thinking like a nurse, the end result of…

Keith RischerMay 14, 2015

Articles Clinical Teaching

Four Simple Strategies to Deepen Student Learning in the Clinical Setting

Student learning in clinical is where the "rubber meets the road" in nursing education. The…

Keith RischerMarch 24, 2015

Articles Classroom Teaching

Three Practical Strategies to Deepen Student Learning of the Most Important Content in Your Program

Most students are stressed by the amount of content they are expected to master. Educators…

Keith RischerMarch 16, 2015

Art of Nursing Articles

“We Are All One Nurse”…How Nightingale’s Vision Can Transform Every Educators Sense of Mission

Florence Nightingale had a vision of professional nursing that saw all nurses as "one nurse."…

Keith RischerMarch 5, 2015

Articles Clinical Judgment Clinical Teaching Nurse Thinking

Do You Know These Questions That Begin with ‘What’ To Develop Nurse Thinking in the Clinical Setting?

Asking relevant questions is one of the most effective strategies to strengthen the critical/clinical thinking…

Keith RischerFebruary 26, 2015

Articles Classroom Teaching Clinical Teaching

What Nurse Educators Need Today: Enlightening Results from My Most Recent Faculty Survey

What do nurse educators need to balance the relentless daily challenges of academia and be…

Keith RischerFebruary 12, 2015

Art of Nursing Articles

Should We Change the Name of the Profession?

Would it surprise you that the current name of the profession, “nurse” or “nursing” is…

Keith RischerFebruary 3, 2015

Articles

Five Questions That Must Be Asked to Determine if Your Students Have What it Takes to Be a Nurse

Why Nurses Need to Think More like a Doctor to Be a Better Nurse

Simple Strategies to Cultivate Caring & Empathy in the Clinical Setting

The #1 Barrier to Transform Your Content and how to Overcome It!

The One Strategy You (and your students) Must Know to STOP Bullying Behaviors Directly and Respectfully

How to Strengthen Student’s Ability to make a Correct Clinical Judgment

Four Simple Strategies to Deepen Student Learning in the Clinical Setting

Three Practical Strategies to Deepen Student Learning of the Most Important Content in Your Program

“We Are All One Nurse”…How Nightingale’s Vision Can Transform Every Educators Sense of Mission

Do You Know These Questions That Begin with ‘What’ To Develop Nurse Thinking in the Clinical Setting?

What Nurse Educators Need Today: Enlightening Results from My Most Recent Faculty Survey

Should We Change the Name of the Profession?

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