How to Communicate With Your Nursing Team

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Communication Tips - Your Nursing Team. Struggling with communication among your team? These communication tips can help.
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[@Kamppi69]

This is awesome stuff. Wish i’d heard this before my latest shift 😂 14 patients, two teams and me, rookie in charge.

[@gdpiirock]

thanks Kati, i’ve been a nurse for 6 years but your videos are always helpful to me

[@freshrn]

I'm so glad!

[@444ultra]

Kati! I’ve been using your podcasts since I started nursing at the beginning of the pandemic in 2020! It’s been a lifesaver! Thank you for this content! Modern and accurate to the current state of bedside nursing, so helpful!

[@freshrn]

Ah Dylan, thank you so much for telling me know! I am so, so glad! Welcome to the profession, BTW!

[@dutchschaefer4983]

The fresh RN podcast lol 😂 there is officially a podcast for everything now

[@DaRyteJuan]

I just saw two different doctors. What I thought were normal conversations weren’t that that at all. I later learned each of these doctors were employing most of these techniques in order to get their job done.
Unfortunately, for one these doctors I later felt tricked into giving more information than I should have. Everything I said about my personal life ended up in my charts. I feel like I should have gotten a Miranda warning. Lesson learned.

[@Johnnysgaming1010]

Hi Kati, thanks for this video. This is absolutely incredible! It helps me stay away from troubles and be a better nurse.

[@losdoma]

Hi Kati,
thank u so much, I listened to few of ur podcast and subscribed right away. U r so wonderful, though m an experienced nurse still listening to ur pod is really wonderful.☺️

[@pearlinenelson8287]

Informative

[@aliciajones5477]

Wow!!!! Thank you for this!!! I’m so glad I found this video.

[@kellis7760]

As a new grad these are great tips! Thank you!! 😊

[@freshrn]

Glad you like them!

[@JRN007]

I love this. I wish you did one on bedside rounding in neuro icu.

[@aliceballah3108]

I love this, very informative.

[@ybk927]

Great stuff thks !!!

[@willcabrerajr]

Thank you, I’m a male in nursing school transitioning from blue collar work and a mostly male atmosphere. I’m having to learn the different social dynamics in nursing and there are some real gems here. Are there any more recommendations?

[@freshrn]

Oh wow this is a phenomenal idea for a separate episode. Do you have any specific questions or scenarios that happened that you were unsure of how to deal with?

[@user-vt4mx4ws9h]

I love it.

[@erinnorwood6124]

Can I come work for you as a new grad?

[@freshrn]

I wish!!

[@elizabethm.4283]

Spending so much time to talk to a can about blood pressure three times… I could have taken it 5 times.