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How Your CCRN Score Impacts CRNA School Acceptance

The CRNA Chase

[Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.] The path to becoming a CRNA has always been competitive, but 2024 has brought even more changes to the application process. As an ICU nurse eyeing CRNA school, you need to understand these shifts to position yourself for success.

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Being an anesthesiologist is physically and mentally exhausting

Amanda Xi

There’s a stereotype that anesthesiologists are hiding behind the drapes trading stocks or doing sudoku puzzles, but that’s certainly not the reality of my job! I think it’s so important to share what the reality of the job is like and one reality of being an anesthesiologist is that it can be physically and mentally exhausting. Here are some of the reasons that contribute to this: Covering multiple ORs w/sick patients Having to take call Unpredictability/feeling like there’s no control of you

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TIPS OF THE DAY VOL II

Anaesthesia News

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Advancing lung cancer care: expert insights on screening and treatment options

The Stitch

Thoracic surgeons share their insights on lung cancer, including causes, symptoms, latest treatments and the importance of screening. The post Advancing lung cancer care: expert insights on screening and treatment options appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Nursing Conferences are Fun! My Latest Conference Experience in Connecticut

The Circulating Life

I frequently attend nursing conferences, including AORN, OR Manager, and AORN Chapter Conferences. They are so much fun! In October, I attended the Periop ConneCT conference in New Haven, Connecticut. It was an incredible conference, and I was honored to be selected as a speaker for this event. I’m going to give you a photo dump of my weekend at the conference, and I hope it convinces you to attend next year!

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2025 Medical Final Rule: Key Takeaways for ASCs

Surgical Information Systems

2025 CMS rule impacts ASCs with a modest payment increase, new procedures, and quality measures, but lacks significant policy advancements for Medicare beneficiaries.

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7 residency interview tips/advice for a successful 2025 Match

Amanda Xi

Today’s inane image of the day: If you’ve come to this page, it’s probably because you’re a 4th year medical student searching how to figure out how to excel at your residency interviews. I have had the experience of interviewing for anesthesia, preliminary medicine, and transitional year programs when I was a medical student [back then, it was in person] and also the experience of being an interviewer [in a virtual setting].

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Battling breast cancer while caring for patients

The Stitch

Nurse practitioner Line Hinojosa not only faces her own health battle but continues to care for patients, all while being a devoted mother. The post Battling breast cancer while caring for patients appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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TIPS OF THE DAY

Anaesthesia News

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Healthcare Leaders Across India Bring NVIDIA NIM for Hindi Language to LLM Applications

NVIDIA: Healthcare

Life sciences and healthcare organizations across India are using generative AI to build applications that can deliver life-saving impacts — within the country and across the globe. Among such leading organizations are research centers at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) and the Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT-Delhi), intelligent life sciences company Innoplexus and AI-led medical diagnostics platform provider 5C Network.

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Dealing with negative feedback/criticism: 4 tips & sharing personal experience

Amanda Xi

Today’s inane image of the day: We receive feedback in numerous areas of our life. When training to become a physician, there are a lot of different timepoints where structured feedback is given. Sometimes that feedback is negative or critical. It never feels good to be the recipient of this type of feedback, but it is inevitable… none of us are perfect.

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SIS Introduces OAS CAHPS Survey Offering

Surgical Information Systems

SIS launches SIS Surveys for ASCs and HOPDs, ensuring compliance with mandatory OAS CAHPS surveys and improving patient care through Nexus Health integration.

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What fear can do to the body

The Stitch

Dr. Asim Shah explains why our bodies react to fear with sensations of chills, goosebumps and partial-paralysis. The post What fear can do to the body appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Easing Patient Fears of Radiation Treatment, Via Virtual Reality

Penn Medicine

The radiation process is filled with unknowns. Imagine if, before the first dose, a patient could get a private tour behind the scenes. That’s now possible in virtual reality.

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Featured Author Podcast: High-dose Dexamethasone for Cardiac Surgery

Anesthesiology Journal

Moderator: James P. Rathmell, M.D. Participants: Paul S. Myles, M.B., B.S., M.P.H., M.D., D.Sc. and Daniel I. McIsaac, M.D., M.P.H. Articles Discussed: Dexamethasone for Cardiac Surgery: A Practice Preference-Randomized Consent Comparative Effectiveness Trial Routine Innovation in Perioperative Clinical Trials: The Best Chance to Answer Our Most Important Questions?

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Inspired by the Care Her Family Received, Jenny Valora Espinoza Aims to Help Others

Nebraska Methodist College

Nebraska Methodist College imaging sciences student Jenny Valora Espinoza was inspired to pursue healthcare by the care her family received.

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Dealing With Cyber Threats: How to Navigate a Breach

Surgical Information Systems

The best way to protect your ASC is a robust cybersecurity program, but if you've been breached, the next best thing is to have a clear response plan.

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FROM THE LABS: Medical student-mentor teams in research: Shubh Desai and Dr. Nandan Mondal share their experience with SOAR

The Stitch

A student/mentor pair shares how the SOAR program brought them together to conduct basic science research and how the experience is shaping their careers. The post FROM THE LABS: Medical student-mentor teams in research: Shubh Desai and Dr. Nandan Mondal share their experience with SOAR appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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I was a cancer patient at Penn Medicine. Now I’m a nurse here.

Penn Medicine

Chris Naimo, a U.S. Army veteran and recent cancer survivor, shares how his experience as a patient made him want to become a nurse.

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Startup Helps Surgeons Target Breast Cancers With AI-Powered 3D Visualizations

NVIDIA: Healthcare

A new AI-powered, imaging-based technology that creates accurate three-dimensional models of tumors, veins and other soft tissue offers a promising new method to help surgeons operate on, and better treat, breast cancers. The technology, from Illinois-based startup SimBioSys, converts routine black-and-white MRI images into spatially accurate, volumetric images of a patient’s breasts.

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Can Medical Equipment Help with Healthcare Data Security

CME Corp

The short answer is YES, medical equipment does have a role in helping to ensure data security and privacy in healthcare. Today, more than ever data security and privacy are critical concerns, as sensitive patient information is frequently transmitted, stored, and analyzed through digital means. While much of the focus in securing healthcare data is on software solutions, medical equipment also plays a pivotal role.

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Celebrating National Radiologic Technology Week

Nebraska Methodist College

National Radiologic Technology Week (NRTW) is a special time set aside each year to celebrate and honor the essential contributions of radiologic technologists in the field of healthcare. This week is an opportunity to recognize the pivotal part they play in diagnosing and treating patients — often working behind the scenes to ensure accurate imaging that guides life-saving medical decisions.

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One gene provides diagnoses for 30 patients whose condition was unexplained for years

The Stitch

"It was rewarding to be able to provide an explanation for their condition,” said Dr. Daniel Calame, first and corresponding author of the work. The post One gene provides diagnoses for 30 patients whose condition was unexplained for years appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Mental health matters for staff safety in new hospital program

Penn Medicine

Patients receive compassionate care, and staff feel safer, with the help of a new Behavioral Response Team for urgent needs at Chester County Hospital.

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Why a Surgeon’s Surgical Assistant is Essential in the OR

Platinum Meidcal Staffing

In the high-stakes environment of the operating room, a surgeon’s success is rarely a solo achievement. Surgical assistants, RNFAs (Registered Nurse First Assistants), and PAs (Physician Assistants) are critical team members who directly impact the efficiency and safety of every procedure. In fact, these professionals are often considered the surgeon’s most valuable assets.

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Veterans Day Thanks to Those Who Serve

Triage Staffing

Happy Veterans Day to those who served and to those who are currently serving in our military. Since 1926, Veterans Day has been our dedicated reminder to thank and support the men and women who serve/have served in the US Armed Forces. Triage is a proud supporter of our military. In 2022, Triage’s CEO John Maaske received a Patriot Award from the Department of Defense.

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What Is Occupational Therapy?

Nebraska Methodist College

Seeking a rewarding healthcare career? Want to help others participate in daily activities and progress toward their goals? Then you may consider a career in occupational therapy. There are plenty of specializations available in this broad field, so you can find the niche that most interests you and work with patients of a specific age or with certain medical conditions.

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Congratulations, Dr. Maria E. Bottazzi and Dr. Teresa A. Davis, Baylor’s newly elected members to the National Academy of Medicine!

The Stitch

Election to the National Academy of Medicine is considered one of the highest honors that recognizes individuals for their outstanding professional achievement and commitment to service in health and medicine. The post Congratulations, Dr. Maria E. Bottazzi and Dr. Teresa A. Davis, Baylor’s newly elected members to the National Academy of Medicine! appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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AI and Bioethics: Professor Hartsock's View

IU School of Medicine

Jane Hartsock, JD, MA, faculty investigator at the IU Center for Bioethics and System Director of Clinical and Organizational Ethics at IU Health, presented the first IU Bioethics Grand Rounds of the year last week on AI, a topic that has become an obsession for many of us in bioethics. Check out the recording here. It was a terrific talk, and it inspired me to write this blog post to summarize what she said and add some thoughts of my own.

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Celebrating a Decade of surgical neurophysiology: Eduardo Bolorino’s Journey with SpecialtyCare

SpecialtyCare

This year marks a significant milestone for our Daytona Beach team as we celebrate Eduardo Bolorino’s incredible 10-year anniversary with SpecialtyCare! From starting as a student in our SN1 program to becoming a Clinical Manager, Eduardo’s journey is a testament to dedication, growth, and the supportive culture we cherish here. Eduardo’s story began in our Alpharetta office, where he embarked on a path that would lead him to countless experiences across the country.

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Veterans Day Thanks to Those Who Serve

Triage Staffing

Happy Veterans Day to those who served and to those who are currently serving in our military. Since 1926, Veterans Day has been our dedicated reminder to thank and support the men and women who serve/have served in the US Armed Forces. Triage is a proud supporter of our military. In 2022, Triage’s CEO John Maaske received a Patriot Award from the Department of Defense.

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De Toekomst van Operatieve Zorgonderwijs: Hoe de HAN en Incision Samenwerken aan Innovatie

Incision

De Uitdagingen van het Operatieve Zorgonderwijs Operatieve zorg is een van de meest veeleisende en gespecialiseerde gebieden binnen de gezondheidszorg. Het opleiden van operatieassistenten en anesthesiemedewerkers is een uitdaging. Studenten moeten niet alleen theoretische kennis opdoen, maar ook praktische vaardigheden ontwikkelen in de vaak hectische en complexe omgeving van een operatiekamer.

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Multiply recurrent meningiomas reveal insights into their aggressive behavior

The Stitch

The study opens new opportunities for future development of potential biomarkers and therapeutic agents for these challenging tumors. The post Multiply recurrent meningiomas reveal insights into their aggressive behavior appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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What is a Nurse Advocate? Meet Your Nurse Career Coach

Incredible Health

The path to landing a nursing job in today’s market is full of hurdles. Between navigating complex application processes, identifying opportunities that align with your professional goals, and wading through an internet’s worth of generic career advice, it can feel overwhelming to manage it all on your own. With Incredible Health, you don’t have to. […] The post What is a Nurse Advocate?

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Unlock the Secret to Safer Surgeries: How Autotransfusion Can Revolutionize Patient Care!

SpecialtyCare

Table of Contents Benefits of Autotransfusion SpecialtyCare’s Autotransfusion Services Key Features of Our Services Impact on Patient Care Statistics Highlighting the Efficacy of Autotransfusion About SpecialtyCare Autotransfusion is a medical procedure that involves collecting and reinfusing a patient’s own blood during surgery, effectively reducing the need for donor blood transfusions.

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Sci-Fi to Surgery: The life story of a Latin American surgeon

Association of Women Surgeons

By: Alix Yurany Baez Ramirez, MD In an operating room, under a mask, you don’t know the life story … Continue reading "Sci-Fi to Surgery: The life story of a Latin American surgeon"

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Blog HAN - toekomst zorgonderwijs

Incision

De Toekomst van Operatieve Zorgonderwijs: Hoe de HAN en Incision Samenwerken aan Innovatie De Uitdagingen van het Operatieve Zorgonderwijs Operatieve zorg is een van de meest veeleisende en gespecialiseerde gebieden binnen de gezondheidszorg. Het opleiden van operatieassistenten en anesthesiemedewerkers is een uitdaging. Studenten moeten niet alleen theoretische kennis opdoen, maar ook praktische vaardigheden ontwikkelen in de vaak hectische en complexe omgeving van een operatiekamer.