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September/October 2023 - Volume 21 - Issue 5
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Implementing a safety huddle for fall prevention and awareness

Masters, Michelle; Breda, Karen Lucas; Karl, Cherry

Nursing Made Incredibly Easy!. 21(5):30-34, September/October 2023.

Team huddles can function as a unifying method to improve teamwork and prevent falls.

Diagnosing infectious mononucleosis

Day, Mercedes; Toon, Molly

Nursing Made Incredibly Easy!. 21(5):35-40, September/October 2023.

Nurses must make informed decisions when encountering a patient with mononucleosis. This article will guide you along the way.

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Selected nursing interventions for systemic lupus erythematosus

Pullen, Richard L. Jr.; Hammond, Lori

Nursing Made Incredibly Easy!. 21(5):5-13, September/October 2023.

This article presents the pathogenesis, signs, symptoms, and management of systemic lupus erythematosus.

Creating a proactive CLABSI prevention culture

Plaskonka, Abby; Breda, Karen Lucas

Nursing Made Incredibly Easy!. 21(5):14-22, September/October 2023.

It may seem like “mission impossible,” but improving CLABSI prevention is possible through proper education and encouragement.



Creator: Wolters Kluwer Health
Duration: 25:11
Nursing made Incredibly Easy  September/October 2023, Volume 21, Issue 5;

In this episode of the Nursing Isn’t Easy podcast, we’ll be discussing the image of nursing. How is the current public perception of nurses impacting the profession and which direction do we need to go as a society in order to truly appreciate the field? Today we’re joined by two fantastic guests from the Kentucky Nurses Association.

Creator: Wolters Kluwer Health
Duration: 13:55
Nursing made Incredibly Easy  September/October 2023, Volume 21, Issue 5;
In this episode of the Nursing Isn’t Easy Podcast, we’ll be comparing aspects of community health and private practice. How do these sectors of healthcare intersect, and how do they affect the communities they serve? Joining the podcast is an expert on community health at Ches Penn Health Services, in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania.