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Vital Views

UNLV School Of Nursing

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Vital Views is a weekly podcast created by UNLV School of Nursing to discuss health care from a Rebel Nursing perspective. We share stories and expert information on both nursing-specific and broader healthcare topics to bring attention to the health trends and issues that affect us. New episodes every Tuesday. Feedback? Questions? Episode Ideas? Email vital.views@unlv.edu.
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Burnout among nurses is unique in that it's not just a cause of anxiety and strife but also an effect. UNLV Nursing professor Susan VanBeuge returns to the show to talk about new numbers on reported cases; what nurses and their organizations can do to reduce burnout; and how nurse educators can prepare their students as best they can.…
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May 6th through May 12th is National Nurses Week! Today's episode shines the spotlight on part-time instructors, and we have not one, not two, but three interviews sandwiched in one great show. Each part-time instructor explains why they love what they do and how important their roles are.By UNLV School Of Nursing
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A new UNLV clinic combines primary care capabilities with interdisciplinary benefits among nursing and medical students. UNLV Nursing Professor Terry Bartmus and counseling center agency director Kathy Wild explain how this facility can help the Las Vegas community and the challenges/rewards of working in mental health. Mojave Counseling/UNLV Healt…
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Obesity in children is ever-present, and some populations see it more than others. UNLV Nursing professor Imelda Reyes explains what contributes to high pediatric obesity cases in the U.S.; how parents and nurses can work together on promoting healthier diets and nutrition; and the differences between obesity and overweight.…
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Heart health awareness has taken on greater focus in 2023, especially among young people. In honor of American Heart Month, UNLV Nursing Professor Dieu-My Tran explains why younger adults should keep up with heart health screenings and what her research in cardiovascular risk prevention has uncovered. American Heart Association website: https://www…
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The term "nurse scientists" might sound right out of some science fiction movie, but this is a very real and very significant league of nurses. Associate Dean of Research at UNLVSON Lorraine Evangelista explains what makes a nurse scientist stand out; and what she's learned from mentoring young researchers.…
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Assistant Professor Clariana Ramos has studied and participated in positive health outcomes around the world. Now she brings her global perspective to UNLV. She discusses how she blends her nursing and public health expertise and how her international background and travels have shaped her outlook.By UNLV School Of Nursing
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Networking in nursing is an underrated aspect of the profession, but one that's especially important for young nurses. UNLV Nursing alumni JoAnn Nardoni and Marian Pascua explain through their current leadership roles what they prefer to see when hiring new nurses and common mistakes in the interview process. Sunrise Hospital Jobs: https://careers.…
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It's graduation day! 83 undergraduate students are set to walk across the stage on December 20th, 2022 to earn their bachelors' of science in nursing. Two of those students, Nikole Taylor and Marielle Cuenca, explain what drove them to finish nursing school; how extracurricular activities only sharpened their passion; and how to combat imposter syn…
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Nurse-midwives are an essential part of maternal health, but there is often confusion about the role and who can do it. UNLV Nursing professors Jennifer Vanderlaan and Kate Woeber explain the differences between a nurse midwife and registered nurse; why midwives have had trouble with representation in Nevada; and common misconceptions about the pos…
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UNLV Nursing 2022 alumna Acacia Herndon accomplished a lot in her undergraduate days, but her latest venture could bring more attention to hospice care in Las Vegas. She discusses her current nonprofit work; how an accelerated nursing program led her to this point; and her time management advice to young nursing students. https://www.dreamcatchersf…
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Why do parents sometimes struggle with talking to their children about sexual health and gender identities? Dr. Dalmacio Dennis Flores explains ongoing societal and cultural norms that play a part; a nurse's role in these conversations; and how to properly have gender/sexual health discussions at home and in schools.…
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A national pact could bring additional nursing resources to Nevada in times of need, but the Silver State has not yet joined. UNLV Nursing Professor in Residence/Nevada State Board of Nursing President Susan VanBeuge and Nevada State Board of Nursing Executive Director Cathy Dinauer explain why the Nursing Licensure Compact benefits far outweigh th…
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Using art to teach nursing is not traditional, but it's incredibly effective. UNLV School of Nursing alumna (and newly named Fellow to the National League for Nursing's Academy of Nurse Educators) Meg Moorman explains how she's made nationally regarded breakthroughs employing this strategy. Recorded 9/28/2022…
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Local RN Jayison Mccorkle is currently enrolled in UNLV Nursing's Psych Mental Health Nurse Practitioner program. He shares how these courses are shaping his future as a mental health nurse; how he's able to empathize with his patients; and how he's adjusting to graduate school as a UNLV Nursing alumnus. Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospita…
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Bonus episode alert! In honor of November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, UNLV Nursing alumna (and current ADR of South Dakota State University College of Nursing) Dr. Sarah Mollman explains how her personal experiences influenced her research into end-of-life care; how nurses can have difficult conversations with patients and famili…
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It's no secret nursing school can be tough, but how do new nurses overcome their anxiety? UNLV Nursing Professor Dr. Lisa Nicholas explains common stress triggers for nursing students; why there is a thing as too much confidence; and what instructors and hospitals can do to foster positive learning environments. Recorded 8/2/2022…
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. An expert in the field, Dr. Jacquelyn Campbell (Johns Hopkins School of Nursing) explains the different kinds of domestic violence that are not so obvious; how loved ones and health providers can talk to possible victims about seeking help; and how she came up with the Danger Assessment Tool used across…
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Renowned nurse educator and scientist Dr. Christopher Friese joins the show to look at current nursing labor concerns from a nationwide level. He explains why nurse-to-patient ratios have become more imbalanced; how shortages are connected to economic highs and lows; and what nurses need to do to remain strong advocates for their patients and the p…
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Why is gun violence considered a public health issue? UNLV School of Nursing Dean Angela Amar returns to the podcast to explain gun violence from a nurse leader perspective. Topics include potential preventive measures; the long-term mental health implications stemming from these incidents; and the risks of becoming desensitized to shootings in our…
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What is a poverty simulation? For starters, it's not a game. But it is a unique, hands-on way our nursing (and other health) students are learning how to be more empathetic and see what it's like for people on or below the poverty line to receive proper care. Hear from the simulation organizers themselves on what these students are learning that ha…
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Nursing shortages are causing issues for hospitals across the country, including Southern Nevada, but while COVID-19 made the situation worse, shortages have existed for decades before. UNLV Nursing Professor and BSN Program Director Angela Silvestri-Elmore explains the systemic circumstances that have perpetuated past and present labor issues; and…
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What is water immersion, and how could this process help more women through labor and delivery? Dr. Jennifer Vanderlaan, UNLV Nursing professor and maternal health expert, explains the benefits of water births and what expecting families should know if they choose this method.You can find out more about Dr. Vanderlaan's research here: https://www.u…
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New UNLV Nursing Professor and recently retired Colonel Jacqueline Killian was among a select group of nurse scientists in the United States Air Force. Now that she's transitioned into her full-time teaching role, Dr. Killian details her impressive 30+ year career within the armed services, including intangibles that make military nursing so unique…
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BONUS EPISODE ALERT! Nurse Camp 2022 is in the books, but how did we do? In our first of two interviews, we speak with a camper who traveled across the country just to participate. Then right after, we sit down with camp co-coordinator and UNLV Nursing Professor Jennifer Pfannes about what she enjoyed the most and the areas she wants to see improve…
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August 30th, 2022 is National Grief Awareness Day. UNLV Nursing Professor in Residence and clinical specialist Paul Thomas Clements explains whether there is a correct way to grieve; why the process is often misunderstood; and why virtual grief sessions are just as important as in-person counterparts.Local non-profit mentioned in episode: Home - Ad…
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It took Ehdzky-Ray Manzano multiple attempts to get into nursing school, but once he did, he made the most of his experience. On the cusp of graduating, he shares how his early failures only fueled him to get better; his time as President of UNLV's Student Nurses Association; and representing men in nursing.…
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Gabriela Cervantes is one of 74 nursing students set to graduate at the end of the Summer 2022 semester. She shares what motivated her to pursue nursing, how she manages her time in class, clinicals, and in UNLV's Student Nurses Association, and the advice she'd give her younger self about nursing school.…
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