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Unexpected Career Paths in Forensic Nursing

Registered Nursing

Related Nursing Careers to Consider: Missionary Nurse Travel Nurse 3. Medicolegal Death Investigator Forensic nurses can also work as medicolegal death investigators (MDIs), helping medical examiners determine cause of death in suspicious cases. Can forensic nurses really work for the FBI?

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What’s the future of AI-assisted nursing?

American Nurse

Documentation: The role of the medical scribe is already becoming outdated, replaced by the AI-powered medical scribe software in use today. The clinician simply approves the text and presses Enter to document the patient encounter. With all of the benefits of AI, I don’t worry that it will replace nurses.

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Take Ownership of Your Nursing Knowledge and Skills

Minority Nurse

In nursing school, you studied and read like a madperson, wrote care plans (sorry to bring that up), learned to apply the nursing process (you may be sorry I brought that up), and turned your non-nurses mind into a nurse’s mind. What sticks with you?

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Why You Should Work as a CNA While in Nursing School

Diversity Nursing

However, Nursing students who have worked as CNAs have first-hand experience interacting with patients and do not have to spend their time in the clinical setting adapting to patient interactions. They can instead spend their time in the clinical setting developing other Nursing skills.

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Use keywords to help readers find your work

American Nurse

My passion is helping nurses share their expertise through the written word, including, but not limited to, publication. I hope to make it less so and to help you develop your writing skills the same way you’ve developed your nursing skills. Finding and documenting sources. Writing can be scary and intimidating.

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Proofreading: A quality-improvement tool to ensure accuracy

American Nurse

Sometimes italics are “lost” when going from document to layout.) My passion is helping nurses share their expertise through the written word, including, but not limited to, publication. I hope to make it less so and to help you develop your writing skills the same way you’ve developed your nursing skills.

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Beyond Emergency Care: ER Nurses as Key Players in Forensic Evidence Collection

Every Nurse

Forensic nurses are highly trained professionals who bridge the gap between healthcare and the legal system. They are equipped with the expertise to assess and document injuries, collect evidence, provide trauma-informed care, and support victims of violence or abuse.