NP study skills
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- You are going to be overwhelmed with the amount of material you need to consume and understand in grad school. Here are my tips for directing your focus and how your BSN and MSN programs fundamentally differ.
My go to resources (if you purchase after clicking my link I get a very small commission 🤗
The ICU book by Marino: amzn.to/34kO6JS
The ventilator book by Williams: amzn.to/2EeqewT
(must have) Barkley review: amzn.to/34lOyYs
Emcrit: emcrit.org/
IDSA: www.idsociety.org/Podcasts/
JNC 8 HTN guidelines: jamanetwork.com/journals/jama...
GOLD COPD guidelines: goldcopd.org/
Up to Date (great clinical resource post graduation)
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Very excellent video. Just been accepted by the NYU AGACNP program. So difficult for an international student who has never studied in the US.
Loved this, saved it to favorite videos! This is not the normal way I study but I can totally see the value in these methods. Thank you for posting it!
Thank you for your advice. It was very helpful.
This is so helpful. I am in my second semester and I’m just realizing some of these things about studying. This just solidified that I’m on the right track. Your tips about incorporating, studying for boards early and being immersed in clinical study was most helpful to me. Thank you!
Very glad to hear it. Hang in there!
Thank you so much for taking the time to produce this! I am going back to school after 28 years as a CC nurse and am looking for any edge to help my slightly atrophied brain. Wondered if you had a list of podcasts or youtube channels that you found credible. Again great content!
Hi Stephen, yes I have 3 videos on resources that I just published. Good luck with school! Best decision I ever made.
Great
Do you have podcasts you recommend or tips to find good ones? Starting FNP in January!
Yay!! Yes I have a video entitled ICU podcasts. The Best ICU Podcasts
czcams.com/video/15MsTUpeQc0/video.html
@@BreeJuskowiak thanks! Good podcasts will be more productive than reading and I can do it while my daughter is at swim practice!
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Hi, how many hours per day did you study in NP school? Thank you!
A lot. But my program was accelerated and on blocks. During the first 6-10wk block all I did was class 5d a week 6-8h days so what worked for me was getting up super early am before class when my kids were asleep. During the block I would estimate 4-8h a day. The next block was just for clinicals and I went down to prn so I would schedule my committed 6 shifts during that 6-8wk block with clinicals. I still studied then but it was less and focused on clinicals topics and board review. This allowed me to graduate in 18m bc I figured I would prefer 1&1/2 yrs of hell than 3yrs of slow burn. But if you have other obligations like kids/family you will have to cut out some work hours to sustain this type of schedule.
@@BreeJuskowiak Thank you so much for this information!
How to apply for NP
Depends on what your goals are.