Author

Gwen Parsons-Devlin Page 5

Gwen Parsons-Devlin, RN, CMSRN, is a charge nurse on a medical-surgical unit at a community hospital. With 17 years in bedside care, she orients new unit nurses and maintains a well-used binder of ward procedures. Parsons-Devlin received both an ADN and a BSN during her training.

How to Write a Clear and Concise HPI Healthcare
How to Prevent Falls in the Hospital Healthcare
What Is Subjective Data in Health Assessment?Healthcare
What Is the Correct Way to Greet a Visually-Impaired Patient?Healthcare
How to Write a Prescription (Rx) Accurately Healthcare
Why Is Pain Management Important in Nursing?Healthcare
What Is the Surgical Technologist’s Role in a Cardiac Arrest?Healthcare
How to Prevent Varicose Veins as a Nurse Heart & Lungs
How Often Is Cancer Misdiagnosed?Tests
How Should the Nurse Handle Linens Soiled With Incontinent Feces?Healthcare
What to Do When a Patient Falls in a Hospital Safety
When Should the Operating Room Be Damp Wiped?Healthcare
What to Do If a Patient Is Uncomfortable in a Required Exam Position Healthcare
How to Get a Doctor to Listen to You Healthcare
When Is Medical Waste Most Hazardous?Healthcare
What Is the Best Measurement of Quality of Care?Healthcare
How Many Air Exchanges Are Required in an Operating Room?Healthcare
What Is Implementation in the Nursing Process?Healthcare
What Is PIE Charting in Nursing Documentation?Healthcare
How to Accurately Document Urine Output Gut & Kidney
What Are Good Guidelines for Greeting a Patient?Healthcare
When Is the Best Time to Determine Discharge Criteria?Healthcare
How to Effectively Deal With a Confused Patient Healthcare
What Patients Should Pregnant Nurses Avoid?Healthcare
What Are Nursing Indications and How Are They Determined?Healthcare
How Can a Nurse Become Negligent With Medication Administration?Healthcare
How to Write an Effective Chief Complaint Healthcare
Primary Factors That Influence Safe Patient Lifting Policies Healthcare
What Is Spiritual Care in Nursing?Healthcare
Why Do Nurses Smoke? Causes, Consequences, and Solutions Substances