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Elite Learning by Colibri Healthcare

Listen, Learn, and Earn CE Hours with Elite Learning. Elite Learning is among the first to bring you nursing podcasts that are part of an accredited continuing education activity. With real-world examples, interviews with subject matter experts, practical insights, and the opportunity to earn nursing CE hours- we’re taking learning to the next level. Subscribe and never miss a chance to listen, learn, and earn nursing CE. Learn more at elitelearning.com/podcast

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29:59

Facts and Myths About Suicide - Part 1: Common...

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2022/10/31

In this episode, we focus on common misconceptions and myths about suicide. ---This is episode 1 of the series: Facts and Myths About Suicide Suicide is often one of the most challenging subjects for healthcare providers to broach, yet it is an integral part of patient safety. The number of annual suicides in the United States translates to an average of one person every 11.1 minutes and one attempt every 26.6 seconds. It is the second leading cause of death for people ages 10 to 34 (American

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26:55

Moral Distress: How, Can, and Should We Respond to...

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2022/10/24

In this episode, we discuss the definitions and concepts around the term, moral distress. ---This is episode 1 of the series: Moral Distress: How, Can, and Should We Respond to It? Healthcare professionals may experience moral distress when decisions are made to manage an ethical dilemma that cannot be implemented, produce a feeling of being required to act, or are inconsistent with ethical practices (Jones-Bonofiglio, 2020). Researchers have recognized that healthcare professionals often do not

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24:15

Moral Distress: How, Can, and Should We Respond to...

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2022/10/24

In this episode, we focus on how resilience is a key component in responding to moral distress within ourselves. Dr. Carno also discusses examples of times she has had to deal with situations that can cause moral distress. ---This is episode 2 of the series: Moral Distress: How, Can, and Should We Respond to It? Healthcare professionals may experience moral distress when decisions are made to manage an ethical dilemma that cannot be implemented, produce a feeling of being required to act, or are

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27:16

Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our...

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2022/10/17

One of the purposes of this podcast episode is to analyze and better comprehend the issue of disclosure of nurses’ psychiatric history or current mental health information as connected to licensure or relicensure. ---This is episode 1 of the series: Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our Nurses' Rights to Privacy? This podcast series discusses something that has been brewing for years. Should nurses have to share personal information regarding their mental health and/or their

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28:01

Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our...

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2022/10/17

This episode continues the discussion regarding the intersection between mental health and nursing licensure. We discuss the context of each state board being able to decide how it handles this situation, various healthcare worker experiences, the influence of stigma, and the opportunity for creating change. --This is episode 2 of the series: Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our Nurses' Rights to Privacy? This podcast series discusses something that has been brewing for years

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32:24

Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our...

CE Podcasts for Nurses ·

2022/10/17

The conversation continues with a description of how the Americans with Disabilities Act influences the legality of what may be asked and how it can be asked regarding personal mental health information. In addition, Dr. Manthey shares her personal experiences and story of overcoming challenge, recovery, and peer support for nurses.--This is episode 3 of the series: Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our Nurses' Rights to Privacy? This podcast series discusses something that has

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26:41

Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our...

CE Podcasts for Nurses ·

2022/10/17

We conclude this multi-episode conversation about mental health and nursing licensure in episode 4. We provide an in-depth look at reasons for and reservations about wanting to share personal mental health information.--This is episode 4 of the series: Intrusive Licensure Questions: Are We Violating Our Nurses' Rights to Privacy? This podcast series discusses something that has been brewing for years. Should nurses have to share personal information regarding their mental health and/or their

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30:04

Out of Darkness: Symptoms and Treatments for Major...

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2022/10/10

In this episode, we focus on symptoms within the diagnostic criteria of depression and observed symptoms that are seen in most people suffering with major depressive disorder but that are not necessarily a part of the diagnostic criteria. ---This is episode 1 of the series: Out of Darkness: Symptoms and Treatments for Major Depressive DisorderThis podcast series aims to help healthcare professionals understand the diagnosis of major depressive disorder, common symptoms, and the most severe outcome

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33:58

Out of Darkness: Symptoms and Treatments for Major...

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2022/10/10

In this episode, we talk about-- the how to--for discussing suicidal ideation with patients and the present treatments for depression along with some very interesting possible future treatments. ---This is episode 2 of the series: Out of Darkness: Symptoms and Treatments for Major Depressive DisorderThis podcast series aims to help healthcare professionals understand the diagnosis of major depressive disorder, common symptoms, and the most severe outcome of suicide to assess risk. Also discussed

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36:14

Post-Traumatic Stress in Healthcare Workers - Part 1:...

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2022/10/03

We all know that the healthcare system brings its own unique challenges for delivering quality, safe, and cost effective healthcare. However, what happens when deliverers of healthcare, the healthcare workers themselves, exhibit symptoms of stress, post-traumatic stress, or even post-traumatic stress disorder? What do these symptoms look like? How frequent or common is post-traumatic stress in our very own healthcare team members? ---This is episode 1 of the series: Post-Traumatic Stress in

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38:27

Post-Traumatic Stress in Healthcare Workers - Part 2:...

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2022/10/03

We are going to continue the conversation about the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare workers’ experiences with stress. The discussion covers contributing factors and interventions for posttraumatic stress disorder as well as strategies for how the healthcare team can facilitate conversation about.---This is episode 2 of the series: Post-Traumatic Stress in Healthcare WorkersThis podcast examines post-traumatic stress among healthcare workers as members of the healthcare team

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33:24

Violence in the Healthcare Workplace - Part 1:...

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2022/09/26

In this episode we will be talking about violence in the healthcare workplace and identifying risk factors. Organizations recognizing that violence is a concern is the first step to be able to address the issue.---This is episode 1 of the series: Violence in the Healthcare WorkplaceIn 2019, over 20,000 American workers suffered trauma from workplace violence. Of these, 70% were employed in the healthcare and social assistance industries.Then came the pandemic. Like gasoline on a fire, COVID-19 sent

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16:45

Violence in the Healthcare Workplace - Part 2:...

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2022/09/26

Violence seems to be impacting all areas of society. Managing acts of violence in an evidence-based way is a way to impact health care worker safety. ---This is episode 2 of the series: Violence in the Healthcare WorkplaceIn 2019, over 20,000 American workers suffered trauma from workplace violence. Of these, 70% were employed in the healthcare and social assistance industries.Then came the pandemic. Like gasoline on a fire, COVID-19 sent stress levels skyrocketing among patients and clinicians

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39:17

Violence in the Healthcare Workplace - Part 3:...

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2022/09/26

Individuals working in healthcare have life events or home life events that stress them. Educating them about how to handle these situations and identify their own triggers is important. Their triggers could escalate violence instead of acting as a calming influence. In this episode, this subject and others will be discussed as ways to mitigate the impact of violence---This is episode 3 of the series: Violence in the Healthcare WorkplaceIn 2019, over 20,000 American workers suffered trauma from

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47:21

Making Sense of Dollars and Cents: Employee...

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2022/09/19

What’s the link between employee engagement and labor expense? Turnover and associated labor costs. Learn leadership strategies to raise engagement among nurses, strengthen retention, and improve your department’s financial performance. ---Series: Making Sense of Dollars and Cents: Employee Engagement and the Bottom LineBefore you take a seat at the healthcare leadership table, you’ll need to be prepared with knowledge and skills that aren’t typically taught in nursing school. In this series,

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27:46

Distinguished Careers in Nursing - Part 1: C. Alicia...

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2022/09/12

Oral history interviews can be a way to affirm the importance of the work done by individuals to better the profession of nursing. It is by knowing our history that nurses can apply lessons learned to their own practice to continue the betterment of the nursing profession. ---This is episode 1 of the series: Distinguished Careers in NursingOral history interviews can be a way to affirm the importance of the work done by individuals to better the profession of nursing. It is by knowing our history

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33:08

Distinguished Careers in Nursing - Part 2: Jean Watson

CE Podcasts for Nurses ·

2022/09/12

Oral history interviews can be a way to affirm the importance of the work done by individuals to better the profession of nursing. It is by knowing our history that nurses can apply lessons learned to their own practice to continue the betterment of the nursing profession.---This is episode 2 of the series: Distinguished Careers in NursingOral history interviews can be a way to affirm the importance of the work done by individuals to better the profession of nursing. It is by knowing our history

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27:59

Where Healthcare and Legal Meet - Part 1: Negligence...

CE Podcasts for Nurses ·

2022/09/05

This episode defines negligence, the difference between criminal and civil lawsuits, and the importance of acknowledging mistakes.---This is episode 1 of the series: Where Healthcare and Legal MeetThis podcast series aims to help healthcare professionals understand the impact of criminal lawsuits against healthcare professionals who have made errors. The series will focus on the intersection of healthcare and the law. In doing so, we will review the legal definition of negligence, the impact of

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27:00

Where Healthcare and Legal Meet - Part 2: Is Just...

CE Podcasts for Nurses ·

2022/09/05

This episode takes a closer look at culture and how a toxic work environment affects the quality of healthcare provided within an organization.---This is episode 2 of the series: Where Healthcare and Legal MeetThis podcast series aims to help healthcare professionals understand the impact of criminal lawsuits against healthcare professionals who have made errors. The series will focus on the intersection of healthcare and the law. In doing so, we will review the legal definition of negligence, the

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30:19

Where Healthcare and Legal Meet - Part 3: Medical...

CE Podcasts for Nurses ·

2022/09/05

This episode discusses medical error reporting from the perspective of responsibility and accountability. ---This is episode 3 of the series: Where Healthcare and Legal MeetThis podcast series aims to help healthcare professionals understand the impact of criminal lawsuits against healthcare professionals who have made errors. The series will focus on the intersection of healthcare and the law. In doing so, we will review the legal definition of negligence, the impact of culture on hospital

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