Bullying and Cyberbullying – Word Scramble
To download Word Scramble Puzzle, please click HERE or the image below: Summary What is bullying? Bullying is when a person or group repeatedly harms someone on purpose. It can be physical, social, and/or verbal. It is harmful to both the victims and the bullies, and it always involves Aggressive behavior. A difference in power, meaning […]
Illinois Department of Public Health COVID-19 Hotline
The Illinois Department of Public Health has established a COVID-19 hotline and email address to answer questions from the public: 1(800) 889-3931 (English, Spanish, coming soon Polish and Mandarin) DPH.SICK@ILLINOIS.GOV Currently in English and Spanish, will add Polish and Mandarin soon.
Become a Nurse Mentor – 5 Key Elements
Motivate and Inspire: Help them reach their full potential. Give tips, send articles of interest, encourage them to go outside their comfort zone. Listen: Take notes, stay actively engaged. Share your failures and hardships along with your successes. Help them navigate to a solution but don’t solve it for them. Be honest: Give honest feedback […]
MEMO: A friendly reminder to all RNs. License Renewal 2020.
Your license is due for renewal on May 31st, 2020. You MUST complete 20 CEUs before your renewal (within the 24 months between May 2018 and May 2020). A new regulation: One (1) of the CEUs must be pertaining to sexual harassment prevention. For more information on this, please see this article: http://nursing.illinois.gov/PDF/2019-11_IDFPR_SexHarassPreventTraining_final.pdf Free CEUs […]
Three Years Old Boy Diagnosed with Extreme Immaturity of Newborn
C is a three years old boy diagnosed with Extreme Immaturity of Newborn, Gestational age 24 completed weeks. He lives in the south suburb area. He currently has a Trach and a G-Tube. C was ventilated but has been off the vent. Schedule:Mondays 5pm – 11pmWednesdays 3 pm – 10 pmThursdays 7 am – 9 […]
Home Health Testimonial by Kimberly Mackey, RN
Kimberly Mackey, RN, BSN, talking about our yearly skills fair. She goes on to explain how the skills fair allows us to brush up on our skills. Clinicians are refreshed on things like ventilators, G-Tubes, etc. Kimberly also mentions that this is done so we can provide the greatest possible quality care for our children.