Nurse, Liz. You are such a sweet person. I’m amazed at some of the people who go into healthcare. I don’t know how they can have such a big heart, but it’s amazing. Of course, everything is on a spectrum, and I have had some rather disturbing experiences too. But certain practitioners like you are just amazing. 👍 As a mere patient, it helps watching these videos because I can then be more prepared for whoever enters the room. I know their time is valuable and my feelings is that the easier I can make it for the practitioner, perhaps the better care I’ll get. To a certain extent, it’s probably incumbent upon all patients to do a better job ourselves at helping the practitioner get to the bottom of things.
This video is amazing! I just started as a new grad in primary care and I am so excited to start implementing these principles in taking a good history!
I really enjoy watching your videos. As a NP doing my training now this is so helpful and makes sense in practice. I hope I can integrate your tips and advice as I start to practice :)
Thank you for sharing this. I enjoy watching your videos. How do you manage answering patient's questions that you are unsure about as a new NP and what are some questions you were asked that you remember really digging for that school has not taught you?
Have you watched this video about how to manage questions you might not know the answer to? Check it out! th-cam.com/video/VfDV8cnqXjQ/w-d-xo.html and thanks so much!
thank you for this video, extremely helpful, currently in NP school, I have worked in ER for 16 years. Question I have you mention not to mention substance use, with a patient coming in for hematemasis I might be thinking esophageal varices, where alcohol use might be a pertinent question. You would then start asking questions about alcohol or substance use?
Thanks for watching! That is an excellent question and you asked with perfect timing. There are two new RWNP blog posts and podcast episodes covering similar issues. You can find them here: www.realworldnp.com/blog/opiate-use-disorder and www.realworldnp.com/blog/treating-substance-use-disorder. I hope you find these useful!
Hi Michelle! Our website offers transcripts of the video if that would help: www.realworldnp.com/blog. You can also listen the podcast version of the episode (no ads) at www.realworldnp.com/podcast. I hope that helps!
I’m really struggling with the diagnosis part. I started my rotations and have been seeing patients on my own but during my debrief with my preceptor I feel so clueless 😅 I have the answer somewhere in my brain I just can’t pull it out for some reason :/
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You are so calm and straight to the point. I love this! Thank You.
Thank you!
Nurse, Liz. You are such a sweet person. I’m amazed at some of the people who go into healthcare. I don’t know how they can have such a big heart, but it’s amazing. Of course, everything is on a spectrum, and I have had some rather disturbing experiences too. But certain practitioners like you are just amazing. 👍
As a mere patient, it helps watching these videos because I can then be more prepared for whoever enters the room. I know their time is valuable and my feelings is that the easier I can make it for the practitioner, perhaps the better care I’ll get.
To a certain extent, it’s probably incumbent upon all patients to do a better job ourselves at helping the practitioner get to the bottom of things.
It is definitely a team effort!
Really enjoyed your video! As a student NP, this definitely helps to organized how I approach taking health history.
Awesome I'm so glad!
This video is amazing! I just started as a new grad in primary care and I am so excited to start implementing these principles in taking a good history!
Good luck!! you got this!
Thanks Liz! Starting with physical assessment this summer and this is so helpful 😊
Awesome! I'm so glad
Thank you
Thank you!
you are amazing dear Liz, keep it up
Thank you so much!
I have an OSCE in 30 min, this is helping me feel more prepared. Thanks!
Best of luck!
You make a great video. You do a great job because I get to learn a lot from your video. Thank you very much.love you
Thank you for watching
Great job!
Thanks!
I really enjoy watching your videos. As a NP doing my training now this is so helpful and makes sense in practice. I hope I can integrate your tips and advice as I start to practice :)
I am so glad you are getting something out of the videos - good luck with your training!
This was so very helpful! Thank you so very much!
You are so welcome! I am glad it was helpful!
Liz that’s great
Thank you
You're welcome
Super helpful ❤❤
I wonder if you would do a practical video on how can we take it like with a specific case ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks ❤
Great suggestion! Will put it down for a future video.
Thanks 🙏 so helpful
You're welcome!
Thank you so much! I have my first OSCE tomorrow and I am so nervous but you made me feel better.
You got this! I am so glad it was helpful!
This was really helpful
Thank you❤️
Thank you!
Loved the video! So excited to become an NP 🎉
Yay! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this. I enjoy watching your videos. How do you manage answering patient's questions that you are unsure about as a new NP and what are some questions you were asked that you remember really digging for that school has not taught you?
Have you watched this video about how to manage questions you might not know the answer to? Check it out! th-cam.com/video/VfDV8cnqXjQ/w-d-xo.html and thanks so much!
Thanks Liz going to take this into my practice today. I’m almost 2 years in and I still feel Ike a novice sometimes.
You got this!
Thanks a million
thank you for this video, extremely helpful, currently in NP school, I have worked in ER for 16 years. Question I have you mention not to mention substance use, with a patient coming in for hematemasis I might be thinking esophageal varices, where alcohol use might be a pertinent question. You would then start asking questions about alcohol or substance use?
Thanks for watching! That is an excellent question and you asked with perfect timing. There are two new RWNP blog posts and podcast episodes covering similar issues. You can find them here: www.realworldnp.com/blog/opiate-use-disorder and www.realworldnp.com/blog/treating-substance-use-disorder. I hope you find these useful!
Thanks Liz, too many adverts when I am trying to focus on the information.
Hi Michelle! Our website offers transcripts of the video if that would help: www.realworldnp.com/blog. You can also listen the podcast version of the episode (no ads) at www.realworldnp.com/podcast. I hope that helps!
I’m really struggling with the diagnosis part. I started my rotations and have been seeing patients on my own but during my debrief with my preceptor I feel so clueless 😅 I have the answer somewhere in my brain I just can’t pull it out for some reason :/
This is so tough! Keep practicing and preparing as much as you can. Check out this video as well : th-cam.com/video/dtFbhgP6XcA/w-d-xo.html
Thank You
You're welcome