Improving charting and time management for nurse practitioners
I was recently interviewed on The Nurse Becoming Podcast hosted by Amanda, creator of The Resume Rx. And I wanted to share the episode with you! We discussed some of the signs and symptoms of burnout including my own (I was previously burned-out as a RN): Mental, physical, emotional exhaustion Lack of fulfillment and apathy […]
Time management tip: 3 ways to set yourself up for success.
I recently forgot my computer mouse and felt lost all day! It seriously took extra, valuable minutes to use the mouse pad on my laptop….
Charting time saving tip: Charting templates
Save so much time by creating templates in your electronic medical record (EMR)! Most EMRs have a template function. A template creates…
Four Commandments For Patients Accessing You Through The Inbox
Guest blog post by Jessica Reeves, MSN, MPH, APRN. Jessica is the author of Secrets from the World’s Most Productive Nurse Practitioner….
Treat Your Inbox Like The Disaster That It Is
Guest blog post by Jessica Reeves, MSN, MPH, APRN. Jessica is the author of Secrets from the World’s Most Productive Nurse Practitioner….
3 ways to eliminate distractions and gain focus, so you can get your charting done!
I don’t know about you, but I can be easily distracted. These distractions slow me down when it comes to charting. I strive to finish a…
4 Tips to get motivated to finish charting
Charting sucks. It is one of the least favorite parts of my day. The reality is, the charts have to get signed. But when you’re behind on charts with a waiting room full of patients, the task seems immensely burdensome. You become unmotivated and therefore procrastinate even more. Here are 4 tips to increase motivation […]
A case study in what NOT to do if you want to run on time by Jessica Reeves, MSN, MPN, APRN
Guest blog post by Jessica Reeves, MSN, MPN, APRN: The World’s Most Productive Nurse Practitioner Carol’s first appointment was at 8:25; she arrived at 8:45. She took a few minutes to settle in, hang up her coat, turn on her computer and log into the EHR. A nurse knocked on her office door; the pharmacy […]