three credits closer, and other good news
Anyone who has had to interact with me frequently has had a long couple of weeks. But I think the hardest part is over.
The Professionalism project is officially a wrap, and good riddance. I did far more agonizing than I needed to, because I had no idea what pain was yet, because I hadn't started the Health Assessment class yet.
My video and H&P for the Health Assessment class were both submitted this week, on time. I wound up having to shoot three times to get all the footage I needed, and replace some stuff I screwed up, but it's done. I'm lucky that the editing wasn't too difficult. The class discussion board is full of nightmare stories about videographers not showing up and people having to transfer footage from 8mm film to VHS and having no way to edit. A few of the nurses said that they couldn't even bear to watch themselves on film, so they just crossed their fingers and submitted the tape unreviewed.
This leaves me with four more written assignments to close out the Health Assessment class: a posting and follow-up discussion on the health promotion website of my choosing, a nursing care plan for my patient, a personal health plan for my patient, and a 3-4 page paper about the health issues I discovered in my patient. I have three holiday weekend shifts coming up with low-maintenence partners, so I should make some progress over the next few days.
The Professionalism project is officially a wrap, and good riddance. I did far more agonizing than I needed to, because I had no idea what pain was yet, because I hadn't started the Health Assessment class yet.
My video and H&P for the Health Assessment class were both submitted this week, on time. I wound up having to shoot three times to get all the footage I needed, and replace some stuff I screwed up, but it's done. I'm lucky that the editing wasn't too difficult. The class discussion board is full of nightmare stories about videographers not showing up and people having to transfer footage from 8mm film to VHS and having no way to edit. A few of the nurses said that they couldn't even bear to watch themselves on film, so they just crossed their fingers and submitted the tape unreviewed.
This leaves me with four more written assignments to close out the Health Assessment class: a posting and follow-up discussion on the health promotion website of my choosing, a nursing care plan for my patient, a personal health plan for my patient, and a 3-4 page paper about the health issues I discovered in my patient. I have three holiday weekend shifts coming up with low-maintenence partners, so I should make some progress over the next few days.
posted by Nurse Cha at 7:11 AM
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