Breaking the Rules
For many Nurse Practitioners, breaking the rules is something new. We have been educated and trained that we need to follow the rules. Granted, there are rules that are there for our protection as well as for the healthcare consumer’s protection. There are rules about safe medication administration, privacy rules, infection control rules, and unspoken rules about what to do when we don’t know something. Th

NP Interview: Susan Scanland, MSN, CRNP
Join me as we speak with Susan Scanland, MSN, CRNP.  She is the CEO and founder of Dementia Connection LLC™ (formerly known as GeriScan) provides geriatric education to health care providers and health consumers. She has provided over 500 geriatric presentations in 40 states and is a published author. If you are at all interested in, or work with geriatric clients, you have likely come across her monthly newsletter which goes out to nearly 10,000 health ca

Disaster Planning for Business
Disasters come in all shapes and sizes. They usually strike when least expected, often times without any warning (earthquake) and sometimes with (hurricane). Either way, we often find ourselves, our homes and our businesses vulnerable. Disaster planning is something that tends to be put on the back burner…after all, it’s never going to happen to us, right? Wrong. It does, and we need to be prepared for that “nev

NP Interview: Amelie Hollier, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP
Have you ever wondered what it takes to run a successful educational company? Author and co-author more than a dozen books? And still have a full time clinical practice? On Sunday, October 18, join us as we interview Amelie Hollier, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP.  She is a full-time nurse practitioner in family practice in Lafayette, LA. and she is President and founder of Advanced Practice Education Associates (APEA), a Nurse Practitione

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