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Real World NP

Hi, I’m Liz Rohr: family nurse practitioner, wife, parent, and founder of Real World NP, a continuing education company for new nurse practitioners in primary care.I’m on a mission to equip and guide new nurse practitioners so they can feel confident and capable through comprehensive, concise, and hyper-relevant educational resources, without the fluff. We’re also here to provide an approachable, supportive community in order to bring about a new generation of healthcare providers who know that they

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1:00:03

Navigating NP Burnout with Cait Donovan

Real World NP ·

2023/11/30

This week, I have an episode for you that I think is even MORE important than the clinical knowledge that I share — navigating NP burnout.Meet Cait Donovan, an International Keynote Speaker, host of “Fried – The Burnout Podcast,” author of the book "The Bouncebackability Factor", and an acupuncturist with a master’s degree in Chinese medicine. Her creative burnout recovery solutions have been featured on podcasts and online magazines such as “Forbes”, “NPR,” and “The New York Post.”We chat not only

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12:55

What Is Your Philosophy Of Practice As A Nurse...

Real World NP ·

2023/11/22

Whether you're a recent NP graduate or someone transitioning between specialties, this video will help ease that overwhelming feeling and help you discover your unique approach to practice.If you liked this post, also check out:Pillars of NP PracticeLeukocytosis Case StudyTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction01:22 - Purpose of the Episode02:35 - Understanding Philosophies of Practice04:23 - Evolution of Practice08:21 - Navigating the TransitionRead the blog post here._______________________________© 2023

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11:23

New Nurse Practitioner Pillars of Primary Care

Real World NP ·

2023/11/14

If you’re a new NP grad making your way into practice, I think you’ll find today’s video super helpful.(And even if you’re not a new grad, it’s still worth the watch — both to understand what we’ve been through and to help us mentor students and new grads ourselves.)In this episode, I talk about the challenges new grads face — from sneaky imposter syndrome to the overwhelming clinical knowledge demands.It can feel like an absolute rollercoaster from one moment to the next.It wasn’t until I started

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5:37

The New Season Is Here

Real World NP ·

2023/11/09

Welcome to our brand new podcast season! We're absolutely pumped to bring you a fresh wave of episodes that will be a game-changer for Nurse Practitioners (NPs) on their journey. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, we've got you covered.In this season, we're introducing some exciting changes behind the scenes to make your listening experience even more rewarding. Expect enhanced content, engaging interviews with healthcare experts, and an interactive community that fosters connection

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1:58

Season Pause

Real World NP ·

2023/05/10

Hello there, we are actually going to be taking a season break on the Real World NP Podcast. But don’t worry, we’re coming back! We’re taking some time to do some regrouping, work on some things behind the scenes, and get ready for a whole new season of episodes for you. If you want to be involved with us, in the meantime, myself and the Real World NP team, I definitely recommend that you head over to the Real World NP email list. And you can join over atrealworldnp.com/guide.What we’re going to be

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1:14:33

Legal Questions from Nurse Practitioners Answered

Real World NP ·

2023/04/25

It’s hard not to worry about malpractice when you’re taking on new levels of responsibility as a new nurse practitioner.Irnise Williams is not only a health law lawyer, she now focuses on the education and legal work to help prevent malpractice cases in the first place.AAAAAND she’s a nurse herself! Still taking care of patients as a covid float nurse while also running her legal practice, she’s truly a unicorn.She and I sat down and discussed the questions nurse practitioners and students had in

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7:00

New Nurse Practitioner: When You Don't Know the Answers

Real World NP ·

2023/04/18

One of the biggest fears I hear from new nurse practitioners and students is not knowing the answers when you're in the room with a patient.In this video, I'll tell you the many reasons why this is actually okay (and why we should probably even celebrate it), and the simple strategies I use to handle it.Leave me a comment below, what is a strategy that you use to handle these situations? Or, what is one of the major insights you took away from this video?-----------------------Timestamps:00:00 -

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12:48

Ortho in Primary Care: Hacks for New Nurse Practitioners

Real World NP ·

2023/04/11

If you're feeling like you don't know enough, and still have to see patients with ortho complaints (especially in telemedicine) -- here are the "hacks" of primary care ortho management.You'll learn:The main 4 steps to managing almost all ortho complaints in primary careThe top red flags overarching most ortho complaintsHow to triage ortho complaintsWhen to send to ortho (and what to do first)If you liked this post, also check out:Diagnostic Approach To Back PainInterview with an Orthopedic Nurse

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14:06

Diagnosing and Managing Shoulder Pain in Primary Care

Real World NP ·

2023/04/04

As a new nurse practitioner, I used to find shoulder pain pretty overwhelming. While you can *see* all the musculoskeletal structures and how they work together, there’s a lot more going on beneath the surface and dealing with orthopedics can require a real depth of knowledge.But I’m going to help give you a jump start on that! In this week’s video, I’m taking a high-level view of diagnosing and managing shoulder pain for new nurse practitioners. We’ll talk about:Which history questions are most

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19:45

Atopic Dermatitis Treatment for New NPs | Pearls of...

Real World NP ·

2023/03/28

Atopic dermatitis may not be the most glamorous topic in medicine, but you've got an enormous opportunity to change lives for the better in primary care.It can feel frustrating for both the patients and providers when they keep coming back without getting any better.I got to chat with a pediatric dermatologist and added a TON of clinical pearls to my arsenal of "real world" NP knowledge-- which I'm sharing with you in this week's video.You'll learn:What treatment ACTUALLY works, especially when

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22:44

Managing COPD Exacerbation In Primary Care

Real World NP ·

2023/03/21

Walking into an examination room and seeing a patient hunched over with labored breathing, audible wheezing, and an oxygen tank can be intimidating for any nurse practitioner.And if you’re a nurse practitioner in primary care, it is essential to understand the management of COPD exacerbations to provide the best care you can to patients.COPD exacerbation can look scary, but the management is fairly straightforward. So is the choice of whether or not to prescribe antibiotics (and which ones!)This

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9:14

Contraceptive Counseling For Primary Care NPs

Real World NP ·

2023/03/14

Some people feel really uncomfortable talking about anything that has to do with reproductive health. Some of these people are patients, and some of them are healthcare professionals. Are you one of them?If you thought that you might be off the hook because you work in primary care - you’re not. It’s a part of taking care of the entire patient. When you know and understand your patients’ goals for family planning a lot of other pieces of the clinical picture can become more clear.Having a plan for

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12:17

How To Diagnose and Treat Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

Real World NP ·

2023/03/07

It’s easy to think the worst when your patient mentions abnormal bleeding. It can mean so many things! Context is everything for the patient with abnormal uterine bleeding. Their age, their history, when it started, how long it lasted, their other diagnoses, even their other medications. These are all factors to consider in the patient with abnormal uterine bleeding, and will point you in a starting direction for your assessment and help you to build your differential.Abnormal uterine bleeding often

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31:10

Preventing Burnout As A New Nurse Practitioner:...

Real World NP ·

2023/02/28

Burnout is a hot topic in all aspects of healthcare. You might be thinking that it’s something that affects other people. You might think it’s something that impacts Nurse Practitioners who are more established in their careers. You might think it’s one of the last things that you need to think about as a new grad Nurse Practitioner. Until you start to experience symptoms of burnout.This week, we are talking with Diana from Catalyst for Self Care. She’s a well-seasoned Nurse Practitioner and a

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1:15:28

Interview with a Pulmonologist

Real World NP ·

2023/02/14

Have you ever wondered how best to manage your patients with pulmonary diagnoses? How much steroid use is too much for these patients? What happens after you refer your patients to pulmonology? How do we bridge the gap between primary care and pulmonology?You gave us all the questions that you have for pulmonology – and we have answers. In this high yield interview, we will go over the answers to all of your questions and a lot more. We talk in depth with pulmonologist Dr. Daniel Seifer about your

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20:09

What To Do When You Have Bad News For Patients

Real World NP ·

2023/02/07

Have you had to give a patient bad news? Did you feel prepared or scared? It is a necessary part of being a Nurse Practitioner, and it’s always going to be challenging, but it is better if you are prepared.Not all bad news is created the same. In some cases, bad news is life changing information, but in other cases, it might be life limiting information. What we might consider serious news, like a new diagnosis of diabetes, might be catastrophic to the patient. Doing our best to understand and

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54:22

Nutritional Counseling for Diabetes Patients - What...

Real World NP ·

2023/01/31

Diabetes might be one of the most challenging chronic conditions to manage. It definitely requires a lot of partnership between provider and patient; you may find yourself spending more time with your diabetic patient than any other group of patients in your practice.We talked with Nurse Practitioner and Registered Dietitian, Meghan Kavanaugh, about her work with diabetic patients. The interview was such a hit that we brought her back again to answer all of your questions about the nutritional

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50:52

Ask A Cardiology Nurse Practitioner

Real World NP ·

2023/01/24

As a nurse practitioner in primary care, there are SO many things I’ve wanted to ask a cardiology nurse practitioner. This week, I had the lovely pleasure of interviewing Scott Pasquale, FNP and cardiology nurse practitioner, with questions from the RWNP community.In this episode, we covered:What cardiologists wish primary care providers knewA breakdown of common cardiovascular tests, how to explain them to patients, and how to choose between each one!Review of how to order holter monitors the right

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12:19

Starting Insulin In Type 2 Diabetes

Real World NP ·

2023/01/17

Feeling comfortable with treating type 2 diabetes can be overwhelming as a new grad Nurse Practitioner – and even as a seasoned Nurse Practitioner, especially if you don’t have a lot of diabetic patients in your practice. Some patients will be able to improve their diabetes and get their A1C down with lifestyle changes alone; others will need to add oral medication; others will need to add insulin to get optimal control of their diabetes.When the time comes to have a conversation with your patient

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18:27

Preoperative Assessment for New Nurse Practitioners

Real World NP ·

2023/01/10

What does it mean to “clear” a patient for surgery? Every patient needs to have a visit with a healthcare provider before their surgery in order to assess their health and verify that it is relatively safe to proceed with surgery. When they end up on your schedule, it’s up to you whether or not they will get the go ahead (no pressure). If you are wondering how, as someone who has not been trained to perform surgeries, you are supposed to understand a patient’s ability to tolerate a surgery or

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