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Mobile stroke units

American Nurse

MSU history The first MSU, established in Germany in 2008 and similar to current MSUs, consisted of a specialized ambulance equipped with a CT scanner, specially trained healthcare providers, point-of-care (POC) laboratory equipment, telemedicine, and thrombolytics. infusion pumps, and equipment for ultrasound-guided I.V.

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How to Become a Speech Pathologist: 6 Meaningful Career Steps

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Communication is key to our existence as human beings. So, who do we turn to when our body or mind creates roadblocks to successful communication? These specialists can address speech disorders and improve communication techniques for patients of all ages. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs). 10 This can be rewarding work.

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Emerging Roles and Expanded Responsibilities for Certified Nursing Assistants

Every Nurse

In this article, we’ll explore the factors driving these changes and the critical importance of continuing education and professional development for CNAs in healthcare today. For example, CNAs may be trained to use telehealth platforms to communicate with patients and provide virtual care.

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Skills Every Healthcare Traveler Should Have

The Gypsy Nurse

Clinical Expertise Of course, having strong communication skills is essential for any medical professional. Taking continuing education courses, attending medical conferences, and learning about the latest medical advancements can improve your clinical expertise. This includes patients, their families, and your colleagues.