newjerseynewsroom.com

1. SAFE ANESTHESIA
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... HOW NURSES ALWAYS EAT THE ARMS AND LEGS OFF EACH OTHER. ...

2. Gross inconsistencies
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... certified. SRNA do learn from CRNA during training. Anesthesia residents (MDs) do learn from ICU nurses during their ICU rotation. DO not discount the years of ICU experience every CRNA possesses. ...

3. Jonathan Deutsch
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... being made by the CRNA or how some advanced nurses will get their DNP and introduce themselves as “Dr. Smith” to patients, knowing that with the introduction of that title a patient thinks you are a Doctor ...

4. Eric C
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... tp://www.nurse-anesthesia.org/showthread.php/11650-Nurses-are-an-equal-if-not-superior-choice-to-administer-anesthesia ...

5. Excellent
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... admits that 1) Registered Nurses can be educated to act independently at the highest practice standards, and can even advance the science of anesthesia and 2) it puts CRNAs and MDAs on too close of a playing ...

6. CRNAs do not equate with Anesthesiologists
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Mr. Knowlton is gravely in error in his conclusion and his reasoning. Advanced practice nurses, while helpful in many situations clinically, function best when they must defer/refer/collaborate with their ...

7. Regarding Art Zwerling, CRNA, DNP, DAAPM
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... take a test, but mostly you pay the fee. A search in my area included nurses, doctors, dentists, naturopaths, etc. You decide how useful this is. ...

8. Not sure where to begin
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Mr. Knowlton- I appreciate your commentary and view it as only that. You probably should have mentioned that your name appears on the Board of Trustees of the New Jersey State Nurses Association. ...

9. Paid
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... nurses are now one of the highest paid professionals in the country, making in most cases more than doctors on a per hour worked basis. Power lobby and good marketing. But not improved training. It is ...

10. Wow, amazing amount of residents posing as nurses
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Sad really, a bunch of anesthesia residents who are clearly threatened posing as CRNAs, nurses and patients. Really, are you that desperate? If you are so sure your practice is that much better then let ...

11. "Ignorance has a loud mouth"
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... Practicing Nurses who specializes in providing anesthesia. The are trained specifically to be independent anesthesia providers. On completion of an anesthesia program they are COMPETENT, SAFE, INDEPENDENT ...

12. Par for the course
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... within a major city center. Since then the efficiency in the OR has increased by 40%, anesthesia complication decreased by 10% and the admin, surgeons, OR nurses and PACU nurses are happier than they have ...

13. Ignorance has a loud mouth
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... me the appropriate fluids in the OR while I was hemorrhaging, which lead to the problem. The rhetoric going on these days that suggests nurses who never went to medical school or anesthesiology residency ...

14. Nurses are an equal, if not superior choice, to administer anesthesia
(Health/Healthquest)

... whether New Jersey Advanced Practice Nurse Anesthetists should remain the only Advanced Practice Nurses required to have the presence or direct supervision of a physician certified in their specialty (Anesthesiologists), ...

15. really? based on what?
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... Medical Center, which had to operate on him yesterday to treat the bed sore AND do a colostomy! All becauise the SJRMC nurses couldn't be bothered to turn him often enough--even after I and my siblings ...

16. How to choose a nursing home: Staff longevity equals happier residents
(Health/Healthquest)

... nurses and ask how long they have worked in this facility and how they like their work. High turnover, unhappy staff and rotating care assignments are negative triggers. Personal observation and talking ...

17. Why doctors positively stink as investors
(Money/Economy)

... they've dealt with honest, reputable, decent people — other doctors, teachers, nurses, journalists. They haven't encountered many psychopathic people like Gordon Gekko, the unscrupulous character in the ...

18. World War I at the Cresskill Circle
(Life/Style)

... at the intersection of Knickerbocker Road and Madison Avenue is inscribed with the names of 15 officers, 558 enlisted men, four nurses and one civilian, who died at Camp Merritt during the war. These ...

19. How the recession has affected divorces
(Money/Economy)

... of Kornitzer's middle-aged clients talk about going to college for four years, then becoming nurses. He has to point out unrealistic this is. In the past, a good number of female divorcees went into ...

20. Hot Halloween costumes include Snooki and ‘Jersey Shore’
(Entertainment/Movies)

... are still the No. 1 costume for adults, followed by vampires, pirates and nurses. The Press of Atlantic City reports we should look for MTV's Jersey Shore characters — Snooki Polizzi, Pauly D and The ...