Entirely Nursing

Entirely_Nursing is a portal to everything nursing from continuing education, clinical articles, certification, practice, policy, legislation, publications, nursing humor, books, employment, bulletin boards, schools, and much more...

It is our desire to have a site that can provide valuable information, instruction and just a fun place where Nurses can hang out!

Enjoy,

angiE & Melissa

Note: I am currently a Nursing Student and will continue to develop this site during what short & few breaks we have. Upon graduating (God willing) I will continue to develop this site. Have many new and exciting ideas, so please keep checking back ever so often.

What's New:

• 22 different Nursing Calculators online with practice problems ! Click Here ----- > Dosage
• Specific Health Conditions (i.e. AIDS, diabetes, kidney, latex etc. )
• Nursing in the News
• Nursing Informatics and Technology
• All Nursing Schools -- Whether you're searching for online RN-to-BSN programs, Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) programs, or doctoral programs in nursing -- or looking to become a nurse midwife, legal nurse consultant or forensic nurse -- All Nursing Schools makes it easy to find the schools that interest you.

** Online CE for Nurses, nursing continuing education courses ...Complete your nursing continuing education requirements entirely online. Courses are accredited in all 50 states. Read the Course Before You Register or Pay ...

** WHO WANTS TO BE A NURSING MILLIONAIRE?
Test your nursing skills and have a laugh with this fun and sometimes difficult online game show.

** Maryland Association of Nursing Students. -- Welcome to the Maryland Association of Nursing Students. MANS is a constituent member of the National Student Nurses Association (NSNA). The mission of the Maryland Association of Nursing Students is to help students in Maryland nursing programs to bridge the way from the student role to the professional nursing role.

****When you're not adequately prepared to perform a task....
What happens if you're asked to do a task you haven't been taught to do? Performing a task that's beyond your skill level or knowledge is akin to practicing outside the scope of your practice - and if something goes wrong, the consequences could be severe. Even as a student, you'd be held to the same standard of care as a professional nurse, so you could face disciplinary action or be terminated from your program. Even worse, you harm a patient.

Although you should be willing to accept a new challenge, you need to ask for direct supervision and direction when circumstances require it. If you remain concerned about tasks you're asked to perform, speak to your clinical instructor or the director of your nursing program.