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Daily Nurse

Elevating Burn Care: BCEN Advances Burn Specialty Care with CBRN Certification

With nearly 500 RNs holding BCEN’s Certified Burn Registered Nurse (CBRN) credential one year after its worldwide launch, BCEN Board Member and Johns Hopkins Burn Center Burn Program Coordinator Emily Werthman and BCEN CEO Janie Schumaker comment on the pivotal role of burn nurses in burn care and what advanced specialty certification in burn nursing means for nurses, burn care teams and patients with burn injuries. 

HEALTH LEADERS

How Stanford Health Care is Setting an Example in Emergency Nursing

In this HealthLeaders Video Short, Stanford Health Care Senior VP and Chief Nurse Executive Dr. Dale Beatty explains why Stanford Health Care is prioritizing emergency nursing certification. He discusses how having certified emergency nurses in a health system boosts patient outcomes and increases satisfaction among both patients and nurses, why CNOs should remove barriers and support the professional development of their nurses, and why Stanford Health Care is “thrilled and honored” to be named a 2024 BCEN National Certification Champion means.

AirMed&Rescue
AIRMED & RESCUE

Talent Recruitment and Retention in Healthcare

In this “Industry Voices” op-ed, BCEN Board of Directors Chair and Life Link III Senior Director of Education Allen Wolfe Jr. shares important insights and recommendations about how to address  nursing recruitment and retention challenges in the U.S. and around the world. View the article in the November 2024 digital print edition (p. 64-66) and online.

Daily Nurse

BCEN Honors Three Champions of Nursing Professional Development

Daily Nurse features BCEN’s 2024 National Certification Champion honorees Phelps Health, Stanford Health Care, and ChristianaCare, highlighting the impacts of their award-winning support of emergency, trauma and transport nursing specialty certification.

TraumaSystemNews: trauma leadership and management
Trauma System News

7 Hemorrhage Management Tactics That Trauma Nurses Should Understand

One of the main contributors to mortality following traumatic injury is uncontrolled bleeding. While controlling the source of bleeding is crucial, other strategies are often important for ensuring a positive patient outcome. This month’s column describes hemorrhage management strategies that trauma and emergency nurses should understand. For more details, check out the online BCEN Learn CE course Trauma Tactics: Contemporary Approaches to Hemorrhage Management.

Minden Press-Herald

Minden’s Michael Dexter Earns International Award for Emergency Nursing Education

Covering news from the community of Minden, just east of Shreveport, Louisiana, the hometown newspaper of BCEN Director of Professional Development Michael Dexter writes about Michael’s Brandon Hall Group Excellence Award-winning work leading his team to grow and enhance the BCEN Learn continuing education platform.

TraumaSystemNews: trauma leadership and management
Trauma System News

3 Reasons Why Geriatric Patients Respond Differently to Injury and Resuscitation

Geriatric patients can experience significant injury and disability following a traumatic event, and they also have an increased risk of mortality and morbidity from even less severe injuries. In this month’s Trauma Nursing column, learn 3 reasons why geriatric patients respond differently to injury and resuscitation in this sneak peek into the BCEN Learn course, “They Aren’t Getting Any Younger: Understanding Geriatric Trauma.”

TraumaSystemNews: trauma leadership and management
Trauma System News

3 Musculoskeletal Injury Complications That Can Be Life-threatening

Approximately 7 out of 8 blunt trauma patients have some type of musculoskeletal injury. While most complications of musculoskeletal trauma are not life-threatening, these injuries can lead to some series conditions that worsen patient outcomes. This month’s Trauma Nursing column, excerpted from the BCEN Learn CE course Musculoskeletal Injuries Are a Snap, describes 3 potentially life-threatening musculoskeletal complications and their clinical signs and treatment options.