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This is from Dr Richmond Foot & Ankle Clinic questions about history and what would be your differentials from Family Practice?

Great summer safety tip. One my twin and I almost learned after we foolish left our LIFEJACKETS in the 🛶 at Mad River. Thank God the Lord watches over children and fools. We were excellent swimmers, smart kids but almost drowned that day.

Say it with us: ‘Even the strongest and most experienced swimmers can drown.’

This is why it’s critical to make water safety a priority, not only during the summer months, but also every day. Before you start making summer plans to head to the beach or pool, check these important steps off your list first:

✅ Ensure everyone in your family knows how to swim well
✅ Know how to perform CPR and first aid by taking a class
✅ Sign up for our free Water Safety for Parents and Caregivers course online
✅ Download our free Swim app for safety tips

In Celebration of National Nurses Week -- The DeMorgan Wellness Group is holding a raffle for preceptorship. Up to 120 hours. It is with Sandy Anderson The DeMorgan Wellness Group. Just like and share this post. In case your school will not contract with the clinic it is transferable up to one time with a friend. Our office is in Ohio. You will will need to be licensed in Ohio. We will draw Monday May 15, 2023

Unfortunately, my youngest is turning 18 years old this weekend. I will not be able to attend. We all can benefit from renewing our skills. Take a look. Sandy

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: The Laceration Course and NP Guide. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. Dr. Patrick O'Malley from The Laceration Course and EB Medicine will go through useful tips and tricks to help increase your confidence managing lacerations and suturing.

Cultural Competence. I have been an RN since 1994. I graduated from Wright State University several other times. To quote My Mother:" Sam we do not need any more pictures of you in caps and gowns." In my fifty-two years of life I have finally figured out most of your education will not be from academia. Your important life lessons will come from bearing witness to other actions or mitigating your own mistakes. We often think others are the experts because of letters behind their names. I would like to point out how often times we ignore the expert -- the person (usually the patient or family sitting in front of us). Cultural competence in the medical community is a hot button issue. Currently often written about. As professionals we can read all of the article's we want on cultural that are prevalent in our communities. A person can be of Korean descent but raised by a black or white family. I think we forgot how much linguistics, signs (semiology) plays a role in culture and providing healthcare.

I was watching a crime show this weekend. The young man was being interviewed as a potential suspect. He was summarizing his activities as --we went there to rob him and so on and so on and so on. Working in corrections I would assume the "so on" could include murder but the detective did not ask any follow up questions.

Cultural competence does not come from academic articles. Cultural competence comes from curiosity and or admitting our ignorance to our patients' asking questions.

For those new to the nursing field whether RN or NP student this technique works great in touching on other sensitive issues -- if you are not very worldly about a subject a patient brings up excuse my ignorance but can tell me more about >>>>>>
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