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Now you might notice, due to turning down the level of sedation, the patient may start to take a few more spontaneous breaths on their own. This is where Pressure Support Ventilation (PSV), another type of mode, comes into it. In today's episode, I detail the setting of Pressure Support; and mention at what stage we may switch the patient from a 'Rate' (ie SIMV) to PSV; and highlight a few key things for nurses to keep an eye on when doing so.…
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Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast. This episode serves as the first of many to come, highlighting the foundational concepts of Mechanical Ventilation. As I mention, I am not an expert. But I know what it's like to have started as a grad two years ago, having never seen a ventilator, nor a patient requiring mechanical ventilation. Over the last few years, I've worked in an ICU that has one of the highest percentage of patients requiring mechanical ventilation in Australia - meaning most days I turned up to work, I was directly caring for patients on a ventilator. I remember what it was like to first stand in front of the ventilator, feeling a little overwhelmed, and learning absolutely everything from scratch. I remember the questions I had when I first started. It was only a few years ago. And I'll keep those at the forefront of my mind as I create the proceeding episodes. I'll attempt to keep each episode short, compact, and to the point. If you already have a decent foundation, please feel free to skip to the episodes you're interested in. For those who have never even seen a ventilator, i'll talk through everything I can, step-by-step; commencing with this episode, being the actual machinery of the ventilator; the components; and I highlight specific brands that I have personally worked with, to highlight that ventilators can come in all different shapes and sizes, and be used in different settings. I don't profess to be an expert on this. I'd just love to pass along some of the knowledge and skills I've developed over the last few years; teach it at a foundational level, for those nurses who may be expected to be using this equipment for the first time in the weeks to come. I'd love if you could keep me updated on what you think. Need more detail, going too fast, need more clarification, don't hesitate to send a message through to the New Grad Radio Podcast Facebook page.…
Welcome back to Part 2 on a two-part segment on Blood Gases. In this episode I highlight a basic, systematic approach to analysing a blood gas, including a discussion on ‘normal’ values, a process of contacting the doctors, and speak on some nursing interventions. As I mention in the episode, this is a topic you could cover for HOURS, but I really want to provide the absolute staples, so if you have never used a blood gases, it could give you at least a foundation. Resources: - Blood Gas interpretation game (HIGHLY recommend) - https://abg.ninja/abg - Roger from Med Cram does a great job on explaining the basics. This is episode 1. It's a multi-part series found on YouTube that starts light, and ends up going DEEPER each episode. Not a bad start with this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wMEMhvrQxE - This is a nice step-by-step guide to ABG analysis by the American Thoracic Society. Have a look towards the end of the page, as it lists conditions associated with the analysis. It goes one step further than most fundamental lessons, giving the 'so what': https://www.thoracic.org/professionals/clinical-resources/critical-care/clinical-education/abgs.php…
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Welcome to the first fundamental episode for season 3. Today, i'm going to be discussing Arterial Lines. Within the episode, I will break down: - What is an arterial line - The purpose of the arterial line - Components - Nursing Considerations - Troubleshooting Here are a few resources that you might find useful: - A NSW Training Package on a few of the concepts I discussed: https://www.aci.health.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0012/221214/haemodynamic_monitoring_LP_2008.pdf - For those of you who REALLY like to know the WHY, Deranged Physiology has you covered: https://derangedphysiology.com/main/cicm-primary-exam/required-reading/cardiovascular-system/Chapter%20760/normal-arterial-line-waveforms As always, if you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to send me a message on the New Grad Radio Podcast FB page.…
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Welcome to the FINAL episode of the New Grad Radio podcast. It has been an absolute privilege to document my journey with you all over the past two years. Thank you so very much for following my progress. You have experienced the nerves of starting; hearing what I struggled with, what I found exciting, difficult, and new. Each step of the way, you see what I was thinking at the time. I truly hope I was able to capture the essence of what was my graduate experience. I wanted the emphasis to really be on 'documenting'. To not only provide the new and exciting; but also of the things that are realistic about starting at a registered nurse. As you have heard, being a nurse is not always easy. But I wouldn't have traded my experiences for anything! In this final episode, I talk about my final week; the opportunities that are available in both ICU and ED that I haven't experienced yet; and I make a BIG announcement of what i'm up to next. (Spoiler alert; you'll be able to follow my progress next year on another podcast...listen for more details). Thank you again for listening. This has been Ben Jenkins with, the New Grad Radio Podcast.…
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We are incredibly fortunate as registered nurses to work within a profession that can offer so much diversity. Whether you’re working in critical care areas such as intensive care, or emergency; in the operating theatre; on a cruise ship; in a prison; in rural and remote areas; as an educator; and the list can go on and on. There is one area of nursing that I believe a lot of people have thought of at one time or another; I know I certainly have; that can offer excitement, travel, autonomy, challenge and diversity, career progression, you name it, this job has it. On today’s episode, I'll be interviewing Nick Coleman-Hicks, who currently works as a Flight Nurse, with the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Hailing from Sydney, Nick has worked within areas such as Intensive Care, and Emergency, and has completed a variety of post graduate qualifications including a Graduate Certificate in Critical Care Nursing; and a Graduate Diploma of Midwifery, and has gained some relevant experience practicing as a midwife, which is a vital skill to work with the RFDS. Today, Nick elaborates on how he got into nursing; his incredible career thus far; his experiences as a student midwife; the benefits of working in both ICU and ED; and goes into detail of what his job entails as a Flight Nurse with the RFDS.…
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Starting off as a registered nurse is a daunting experience, for a variety of reasons. Over the last two years, i’d like to think i’ve shared many of my own first hand experiences of these challenges with you. A particular area, that I struggled with, and I find a lot of graduate nurses struggle with, is understanding how to work with doctors. Now what I mean by that, is that it can often be an intimidating experience, of understanding how to present information to medical staff; knowing what doctor to relay information onto; understanding at what stage they would like to be notified; and exactly what they would like to be notified about. Even the simple act of picking up the phone, and speaking with the doctor is a lot harder than you’d think. So, that’s the purpose of today’s episode. Today, I'll be interviewing Lewis Robinson. Lewis Robinson studied a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Queensland, and is currently working as a Senior House Officer (SHO) within the Emergency Department, and has now started a rotation within the Intensive Care Unit. I’ve worked besides Lewis for the past year now, and I've seen first hand just how motivated, caring, and switched on he is as a doctor. And a big reason i’ve asked Lewis to share his experiences on the podcast, is how approachable he is, and how well he works with nursing staff, and the entire interprofessional team. In today's episode, we cover: - What motivated Lewis to become a doctor - Lewis's journey through medical school, including the types of placements all medical students must complete - Lewis's Intern Year; with an explanation of the different 'levels', or the 'hierarchy' of doctors throughout Australia - The expectations placed upon said levels of doctors - and we round out the episode, with Lewis providing some golden tips for how nurses and doctors can work cohesively as a team.…
Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast. For years, we study for exams, work on assignments, and attend pracs and tutorials at uni. Even last year, starting as a grad nurse, I was also completing formal assignments and workbooks as part of a transition program. In today’s episode I talk about my feelings of no longer working on assignments; of no longer having any formal topics to work towards. It haven’t been easy, but I feel the break I had made a significant difference.…
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Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio Podcast! This evening I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr Pauline Calleja. Dr Calleja is a Senior Lecturer, and Director of Post Graduate Nursing and Infection Prevention & Control programs at Griffith University. It was incredible to hear Pauline's journey; starting as a graduate nurse in a small rural Queensland hospital, all the way through to being the director of post graduate studies at a leading university. The diversity of experiences Pauline has had, truly highlights just how much we can do as nurses, and the possibilities available if we are willing to step outside of our comfort zones. Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Masters and PhD's...Pauline goes into detail of each, and provides some food-for-thought when considering which avenue to pursue. As always, if you have any questions or feedback about today's episodes, or the podcast, feel free to send a message through via the New Grad Radio Podcast Facebook page, or email via: newgradradio@gmail.com…
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Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio Podcast! The other day, I had a valid question from one of my students. Only moments prior to my arrival, he had already recorded vital signs for all of my patients. Yet, he was confused as to why I prioritised a repeat set, and a full head to toe on one of my trauma patients. In today’s episode, I explain what I’m looking for during a head to toe assessment for a patient coming of a mechanism of injury that could mask secondary injuries; plus I go over the importance of setting tight alarm Parameters for such patients as well.…
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Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio Podcast! In celebration of International Day of the Midwife, I interview Charlotte Stephenson. Charlotte graduated with a double degree in Nursing/Midwifery, and currently works as a Registered Midwife in Australia. The role of a registered midwife, takes these professionals further than the birthing suite. Charlotte outlines the variety of roles she plays from day-to-day when caring for her pregnant patients, from the emergency department, to post-birth. We go clinical, with Charlotte answering a few of my burning questions, including: what we could be looking out for for the woman with abdominal pain; and how we can deliver an effective handover to the midwife. Charlotte also highlights a program we, as ED nurses, could participate in to help with our assessment skills and management of obstetric emergencies; as well as how midwives fit into the treating team for such emergencies. As you'll hear, midwives face the same 'types' of challenges when entering the profession, with Charlotte speaking on her experiences of starting as a new graduate nurse, how she deals with stress, and offers advice for graduates about to follow in her foot-steps. Thank you again Charlotte for being a guest on the podcast!…
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HAPPY INTERNATIONAL NURSES DAY!!! Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio Podcast. In celebration of International Nurses Day, I chat with an incredible paediatric nurse, hailing all the way from the United Kingdom, Lauren Philpott. Lauren is the Author of 'Being a Nurse: From Graduation to Revalidation', a book aimed at providing a real-perspective of what it's like to start as a new graduate nurse. As I mention in today's episode, as I was reading through, I kept thinking to myself just how much this related to how I felt when first starting. This book is littered with golden advice, and encompasses topics such as 'what to expect during your first shift', to 'conflict management'; as well as a lot more, all from Lauren's personal experiences. Thanks again to Lauren for being on the podcast today. Here is a link below to how you can purchase Lauren's book: - http://www.lanternpublishing.com/titles/401-9781908625533-being-a-nurse (non-sponsored - just highly recommend the read).…
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This week, we celebrate international day of the midwife (05/05) and international nurses day (12/05). This week, I’ll be releasing three episodes, whereby I’ll be highlighting the achievements and journeys of three incredible nurses. These include: Christine Hicks (NICU 🇺🇸), Charlotte Stephenson (Midwife 🇦🇺) and Lauren Philpott (RN & Author 🇬🇧).…
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In today’s episode, I go over the most common patient and family complaints/concerns; and go over how I personally resolve these using real strategies.
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Ever wondered what equipment is in each acute bed space? In today’s episode, I talk through exactly what is in each acute bed space, from the monitoring, to the layout of the room; even what’s in each drawer.
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Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast. In today’s episode, I’ll be talking about my first experience of responding as part of the Rapid Response Team. I’ll go over what this team does, who makes up the team, and what my role is as an emergency nurse as part of the RRT.
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ALS, or Advanced Life Support, is an essential piece of training that most Australian nurses will undergo throughout their careers. In today’s episode, I break down what ALS is, what the training day involved, and what I’m able to do, within the Emergency Department, now that I’ve competed the training.…
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Following on from the previous episode on what I have loved about starting in ED; today, I’ll be going over a few of the things I have noticed to be immediately different regarding the switch to the Emergency Department. Again, I absolutely love my job as a Registered Nurse; and I’d say a few of these are just acute reactions to the very big transition from ICU.…
Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio Podcast. In today’s episode, I talk about the different areas that encompass the ED that I work in. I also quickly highlight what happens in each area, and what my role entails as a Registered Nurse. Remember each ED is different; a metro major trauma centre will be different in regards to resources, staffing etc than a rural regional centre; however I believe the basics of each area should be highly transferable as to what to expect.…
Welcome back to the New Grad Radio podcast. In this episode, I talk about my experiences so far of mental health within the Emergency Department. This is predominantly an outline of how these patients progress through the ED, from prehospital setting, all the way through to the ward. It allay be a little long-winded, but I really wanted to re-emphasise the fact that there are excellent resources at our disposal, and that the majority of the time all goes without a hitch.…
With 3 weeks left to go, I’ve started to be allocated into more resus shifts. In today’s episode, I outline why I’ve been enjoying my time in this area, and break down an actual patient presentation to highlight what it is we actually do day-to-day.
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Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast! November 19th marks International Men’s Day. In celebration, I interview Luke Yokota. Luke is a third year RN, and a fellow ICU nurse. Luke is the driving force behind the ‘Men in Nursing’ campaign through the Australian College of Nursing (ACN). Luke has also recently been nominated for Queensland Young Australian of the Year awards. Luke is a passionate nurse, and top bloke, and I can’t wait for you to hear from him today. Here is the link to check out Luke's Initiative: The Men in Nursing Campaign - www.acn.edu.au/men-in-nursing If you have any questions for either Luke, or myself, please don't hesitate to contact me via the Facebook page: search 'New Grad Radio'.…
A few weeks prior to leaving for my previous military nursing course, I commenced one day a week back into the ICU I worked in last year. In today’s episode, I detail my experiences of working in both areas, and provide some of my thoughts of some of the challenges, and positives, of working in ICU and ED.…
Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast! What an incredible few weeks it’s been; I’ve recently returned from another 3 week military course. This time, it was specific to Nursing Officers. In today’s episode, I detail my experiences from the course, and briefly mention some facts about military nursing, in order to demystify what we do.…
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In today’s episode, I talk about my recent experience of working for the first time within the Resus area of the Emergency Department. I detail what happened on the day; along with mentioning a few similarities to acute and ICU, as well as why I’m thankful it’s been 9 months before heading into this area.…
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As I watch nursing students currently apply for their graduate nursing programs, I reflect on just how stressful of a time it actually was. Finishing assignments, whilst on student placement, working on the side, and now applying applications - my goodness it can all feel a bit much. In this episode, I talk about my own experiences of applying for my graduate program. From the initial application, to a brief section on resumes, to the interview itself, I go through my first-hand lived experiences to somewhat ‘demystify’ the process. The examples I give were my own experiences; please don’t rely on them to get through your own interviews. I hope you enjoy; and as always, if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me via the Facebook page: ‘New Grad Radio Podcast.’…
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New Grad Radio: Intensive Care & Emergency Nurse
I thought I’d make a short follow-up episode to last year’s episode, of how I prepare for night shifts. This week I’ve had three shifts in a a row (making this episode on shift 3); a 12 hour day, 12 hour night and an 8 hour night. I’ll go over what I did before each shift; what I ate, and how I get through these nights.…
This is an action packed episode! Whilst it’s a bit lengthy, I detail my experiences of being a buddy to my first ever student nurse last year within the ICU; I talk about how I start each shift with a buddy nurse; some real specifics of why I do particular things with students to maximise their learning; and a lot more!…
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New Grad Radio: Intensive Care & Emergency Nurse
Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast. I’ve just returned from an incredible three and a half weeks away, where I completed Officer Training at the Royal Military College in Canberra. In this episode, I talk about my experiences during the course, and share an insight in what will be coming next.…
Welcome Back to another episode of the New Grad podcast! Today is Thank a Paramedic Day! In today’s episode I talk about: the education of paramedics at university; a major difference between nursing and Paramedicine; a few things that paramedics are wizards at (I could have included so much more); the Handover process; and how we as Emergency nurses can effectively maximise the information we receive at the Bed Space. Again, to all the paramedics listening, thank you so much for what you do!…
Welcome Back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast! In today’s episode, I reflect on the past two shifts I’ve had; and outline why it’s important to treat each shift as a new opportunity to learn.
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New Grad Radio: Intensive Care & Emergency Nurse
Welcome Back to another episode of the New Grad Radio Podcast. In today’s episode I provide an update of how I’ve been going, in particular, regarding time management. As you’ve been hearing, the transition from ICU to ED certainly hasn’t been easy; but as you’ll hear in this episode, I found my perspective has changed, with my time management skills improving ten-fold.…
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New Grad Radio: Intensive Care & Emergency Nurse
Welcome Back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast! In today’s episode I talk about my experiences of working in Ambulatory Care. It’s a second of ED that is very much like a mini GP office. It has individual assessment rooms; and is for lower acuity patients. But as you’ll hear, there are certain highlights, and challenges of working in this area.…
Good morning everyone, and welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast. Thought I’d make a quick episode on how I approach each shift. What am I looking at, and what do I find helpful. Have a great day!
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New Grad Radio: Intensive Care & Emergency Nurse
Welcome back to another episode of the New Grad Radio podcast! As you can probably tell by my voice in today’s episode, I have a cold. But as I mention, it’s the first one I’ve had in the last year and a half.
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