Message Boards
The NurseZone message boards are conversational forums where nurses can initiate discussions and leave messages for each other. For example, you can post a question regarding a particular nursing procedure or other nursing related issue and let other members send you their responses and opinions. The discussion threads are recorded in the forum so that others can search for topics of interest and benefit, too. This is a great way to connect with nurses all over the country.
Current Conversations
Latest Posts
Professional Nurse Development Exam
Has anyone taken this exam(ANCC) and if so, how difficult was it?
Thanks
Read More
Last Updated:
Friday, November 06, 2009 8:34:53 AM PST
PICC Certification
PICC LINE INSERTION CLASS by PICC SCHOOL, Inc
Upon completion of this class training the participant will be qualified to begin basic PICC Line and Midline insertion procedures with supervision
$300.00
Price includes:
8-hour...
Read More
Last Updated:
Sunday, November 01, 2009 6:52:47 AM PST
PICC Certification
PICC LINE INSERTION CLASS by PICC SCHOOL, Inc
Upon completion of this class training the participant will be qualified to begin basic PICC Line and Midline insertion procedures with supervision
$300.00
Price...
Read More
Last Updated:
Sunday, November 01, 2009 6:51:59 AM PST
PICC Certification
PICC LINE INSERTION CLASS by PICC SCHOOL, Inc
Upon completion of this class training the participant will be qualified to begin basic PICC Line and Midline insertion procedures with supervision
$300.00
Price...
Read More
Last Updated:
Sunday, November 01, 2009 6:50:30 AM PST
Blogs
NurseZone's experts share their insights and invite you to do the same
by posting a comment.
RN Talk
What is the current state of nursing today? Find out the latest on and about nurses and nursing, and join the conversation about ratios, shortages and anything else involving nurses. E’Louise Ondash, RN, answers all of your questions and provides some insight.
The swine flu and vaccine are presenting some problems for nurses. In New York state, nurses are threatened with job termination if they don’t get vaccinated against H1N1. The state health department is telling all people who work directly with patients and those with whom they come in contact that they must be vaccinated for both the seasonal flu and the H1N1 virus.At least one nurse doesn’t
Read Post >>
published: 10/29/2009 4:14:00 PM Pacific Time
Ask the Expert
Ask questions, get answers and find out all you need to know about this fascinating career alternative for nurses. Shalon Weddington, RN, MSN, a former travel nurse and published author on the topic, answers your questions.
I want to try travel nursing, but I am nervous about leaving home. If I go somewhere new, how will I know who to trust for my repairs and services?I know where to go for everything that I need. I have spent a long time figuring out what companies are reliable, who to take my car to for repairs etc. Any advice?I know this sounds scary, but you may find that you won’t actually need that many
Read Post >>
published: 5/13/2009 12:21:00 PM Pacific Time
Campus Corner
Student nurse, Cassie Applegate, answers questions, responds to comments and offers plenty of insight for student nurses on all things related to nursing school.
Preparing to take the NCLEX-RN exam is a very scary and stressful place to be. It is a time to transition from being a nursing student to a nurse. How is that accomplished? How do you make that leap?Here are some very practical and simple tips to use while you prepare to take the NCLEX:1. Start soon! When is it too early to start studying for the NCLEX? Never. Most nursing school books
Read Post >>
published: 10/1/2009 11:17:00 AM Pacific Time