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The CNS Podcast

Deep-dives into the latest issues of CNS

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  1. 20

    Harness the Power of an Evidence-Based Practice Toolkit to Advance Your Organization's EBP Culture

    Clinical Nurse Specialist Margo Halm describes an evidence based practice toolkit to advance EBP culture in hospital organizations.

  2. 19

    Program development and evaluation: Taking Your Project from QI to Research

    Clinical Nurse Specialist Dr. Distelhorst describes program development and evaluation.

  3. 18

    Setting Standards for Chemotherapy and Biologic Administration: Organizational Clinical Nurse Specialists Led Practice Change

    Clinical Nurse Specialist Faye Inumerables, Emoke Karonis, Jeri Bacchus, Ikuko Komo, Megan Leary, Elizabeth Joy describes setting standards for chemotherapy and biologic adminstration.

  4. 17

    Transcutaneous Monitoring of Carbon Dioxide to Optimize Ventilator Warning in At Risk Adults After Cardiopulmonary Bypass

    Dr. Graham describes her published manuscript. If you would like to learn more about her work, this podcast is for you.   

  5. 16

    Author spotlight with Chris Tofanelli

    Chris Tofanelli describes his manuscript, "Medical Cannabis: Breaking Through the Grass Ceiling for Inpatient Care and Use."

  6. 15

    Continuous Glucose Monitoring for Inpatients on Intravenous Insulin

    Karen Good describes her published manuscript. If you would like to learn more about her work, this podcast is for you.

  7. 14

    Describing clinical nurse specialist practice: a mixed methods study

    Dr. Kelley Kilpatrick describes her published manuscript which includes "describing clinical nure specialist practice: a mixed methods study." If you would like to learn more about Dr. Kilpatrick's work, this podcast is for you.   

  8. 13

    Lessons Learned from a Clinical Nurse Specialist Elder

    Deborah Boyle describes her published manuscript which includes lessons learned from a CNS "elder." If you would like to learn more about her work, this podcast is for you.   

  9. 12

    Embracing a New Evidence-Based Thought Paradigm of Sepsis

    Clinical Nurse Specialist, Dr. Julie-Kathryn Graham, describes how her past research on sepsis evolved into a new paradigm of thought. Graham describes new and innovative ideas in combatting sepsis.

  10. 11

    A Gerontological Clinical Nurse Specialist in Home Healthcare

    Susan Hinck describes her published manuscript. If you would like to learn more about her work, this podcast is for you.   

  11. 10

    NACNS Affiliate Support for Professional Growth of Clinical Nurse Specialist Students

    Clinical Nurse Specialist Kim Pate describes how she increased how NACNS Affiliates support CNS students' professional growth. Pate describes how she increased how NACNS Affiliate supports CNS students' professional growth. Pate's work is a good example of how CNS Affiliates can support the professional growth of CNS students.

  12. 9

    Maternity Deserts: An Ethical Crisis Looming?

    Adrienne McIntyre describes maternity deserts and the impact they have on patient outcomes. Her work is a good example of how nurses can bring awareness to population health issues.

  13. 8

    Clinical Nurse Specialist increases COVID-19 immunization awareness in rural communities with a multimedia campaign.

    Clinical Nurse Specialist, Alexis Skuras, describes how she increased COVID-19 immunization awareness in rural populations by partnering with community resources for a multimedia campaign.  Her work is a good example of how nurses can influence healthy behaviors in a community.    

  14. 7

    Interface of Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice and Health Care Technology

    Dr. Justin Smith describes his published manuscript. If you would like to learn more about his work, this podcast is for you.   

  15. 6

    Advocating for the Vulnerable: The Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nursing Home Reform

    Advocating for the Vulnerable: The Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nursing Home Reform. Jennie Matays and Elizabeth Scruth describe their published manuscript. If you would like to learn more about their work, this podcast is for you.   

  16. 5

    Demonstrating the Value of the CNS: A How to Guide

    Considerations with Developing a Distance Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Program. Megan Hoffman describes her published manuscript. If you would like to learn more about her work, this podcast is for you.   

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    Linking Hospitals to Communities Through Evidence-Based Practice

    Debra Schutte talks about her publication on Linking Hospitals to Communities Through Evidence-Based Practice in the Sept/Oct 2022 Issue.

  19. 2

    COVID-19 Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Clinical Nurse Specialists

    Holly Tenaglia talks about her publication on COVID-19 Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in the July/August 2022 Issue.

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