Crossing Divides: Diversity and Inclusion in Nursing
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
1M ago
In this episode, Dr. Marlene Porter, PhD, RN, CCRN-K, CEN, NPD-BC, discusses the importance of preparing for a more diverse workforce ahead of her May Nurse Talks. How can nurses address bias, be more inclusive and aware in the workplace, and work towards becoming a better ally to their peers? Listen now, and join the discussion at our next Nurse Talks ..read more
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The Power of Peer Support
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
1M ago
Welcome to a brand new season of the new Texas Nurses Podcast! In this episode, Laura sits down with Amber High, DNP, CRNA, NC-BC to discuss the positive power of peer support and why talking through it, and feeling supported and not alone, matters in the face of the second victim phenomenon ..read more
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A Brief History of TNA with Belinda Richey
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
6M ago
Our introductory episodes continue! In this one, hear from longtime TNA Director of Member Services Belinda Richey and learn about TNA's purpose, major changes, and what keeps us going. Don't forget to rate, save and review ..read more
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Leaders & Legends of Texas Nursing: Dr. Lynn Wieck
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
6M ago
Follow @TexasNursesAssn Welcome back to season two of #TexasNursesPod! Host Chasity sits down with one of this year's honorees for the Leaders & Legends of Texas Nursing award!  “It’s a great time to be a nurse!” K. Lynn Wieck, Ph.D., RN is an author, nursing educator, former TNA President, former TNA Vice President, and former TNA Board of Directors member. She coined this catchphrase to encourage nurses during a time of uncertainty at the turn of the century. The goal was increasing optimism in the face of layoffs and Y2K fears, and later in the wake of the 9/11 attacks and the begi ..read more
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The Maternal Mortality Race with Jen Hamilton & Lisa Dillard
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
6M ago
Laura speaks with March of Dimes' Director of Maternal & Infant Health Initiatives in Northwest Texas at March of Dimes Lisa Dillard and TikTok nurse influencer and labor and delivery nurse Jen Hamilton about the cost of gaps in maternal health care, from maternity care deserts to misinformation and systemic inequities. How can nurses work to combat the life or death risks that this vulnerable patient population is faced with? Resources: The Texas Collaborative for Healthy Mothers and Babies (TCHMB) annual summit, Feb. 12. https://www.marchofdimes.org/maternity-care-deserts-report h ..read more
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Nurses as Problem Solvers with Dr. Lolly Lockhart
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
6M ago
Follow @TexasNursesAssn Welcome to season two of #TexasNursesPod! In season one, our policy episodes focused on issues that matter to nurses with nurse leaders, such as nursing shortages and workplace violence. This year we're back with new hosts, new topics, and awesome guests. In the Nursing, Politics and Policy finale, Elizabeth Clark talks to Dr. Lolly Lockhart, one of our recently honored Leaders and Legends of Texas Nursing! A career-long member of TNA, some of Dr. Lockhart's positions within the association include serving on the TNA Regulatory Committee and Culture of Safety Committee ..read more
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Celebrating Nurses: Why Recognition Matters (with Amanda Maggio of the Pineywoods Nurse Awards)
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
6M ago
Laura sits down with Amanda Maggio, an advocate for recognizing and celebrating nurses in Texas, to discuss the importance of recognition, retention, and supporting fellow nurses through community building. Learn more about the Pineywoods Nurse Awards here! Plus, nominate a nurse for our very own 25 Outstanding Texas Nurses ..read more
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Nurses, Politics and Policy: Looking Back and Looking Forward with Elizabeth Clark
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
6M ago
Follow @TexasNursesAssn Welcome to season two of #TexasNursesPod! In season one, our policy episodes focused on issues that matter to nurses with nurse leaders, such as nursing shortages and workplace violence. This year we're back with new hosts, new topics, and awesome guests. Texas Nurses podcast host and creator of the Nurses, Politics and Policy podcast Elizabeth Clark answers some questions about how the project got started, what she hopes nurses take away from it and what she hopes to see nurse leaders accomplish in the future! The Nurses, Politics and Policy project, inspired by Dr. Lo ..read more
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A Texas Nurses Holiday Special
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
6M ago
Happy Holidays! Welcome to our holiday special, where we asked nurses to submit their stories of their holiday experiences—the good, the odd, and the festive! Thank you to our contributors, and please enjoy our little gift to you this holiday season ..read more
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Nursepreneurship! with Call-Light Founder Courtney Hogenson
The Texas Nurses Podcast
by Texas Nurses Assocation
6M ago
Nursing and innovation go hand in hand, and when entrepreneurship is the next step, great things happen! Listen to Laura in conversation with Courtney Hogenson, a registered nurse, aging life care expert, and the founder of Call-Light, a company described as a ”healthcare industry game-changer.” Hear her thoughts on starting a business, trusting your gut, and why nurses' skills fit in everywhere they go ..read more
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