Nurse Knowledge Exchange: Med/Surg

Nurse Knowledge Exchange, also known as change of shift report, is a real time exchange of information that promotes accountability and teamwork between nurses. It is also an opportunity to involve the patient and family in the patient’s plan of care. This example takes place in the medical/surgical environment.

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[karinaramos]

Scripted or not, I felt it was really good information. Thank you.

[normatorresortiz]

For me, it was a great video. Helps me a lot as Im going to start for the first time in Med Surg tomorrow

[miratoontv]

gosh that was beautiful. the nurses so calm and gentle. felt like i was seeing a movie. had to watch it again. just to practice thier calmness and the beautiful 100 percent good nursing qualities. more practice for me. yeah. thanks for this video

[euroarias]

I thought it was an excellent video in an illustrative and very clear way as a case delivery in Nursing in the Medicine and Surgery Service should be.

[caribaez]

Home health medicine/nursing is very important! 😊

[morgannixon]

Thank you- I wanted to see if working in med/surg was something I wanted to do!

[keloniescott]

I’m no where near med surg but this helps

[reginanetters]

A little time and effort goes a long way. It was an example....

[fatoomabbas]

Not scripted at all, she is just giving normal routine over

[raspberryraspberry]

I think we should have a procedure that can cure evething in one while we have the means as we are folting in space and safe for the young ones bloods can tell you a lot common information of the body

[raspberryraspberry]

They should beable to find healthy bloods cell in the body for regrowth

[sciencenursing]

at the 59th second, whether she mentioned "allergies to meperidine"

[caribaez]

Well, whatever I become, either a RN or RT, I want to work in ICU.
I like Nurse better because I can be an ICU nurse and then teach others.

[CouponFrenzy]

I can understand this is scripted and they aren't real actors, but WHERE are the gloves???

[NANNO_FEMBOY]

He sounds like Ross from the show Friends

[AsphxiaFilms]

Anyone feel like these nurses seem too scripted? Lol

[qwunatai]

This is how nclex wants yiu to give report. In the real world, ain't nobody got time for this. They just want to know how she is doing and what jeeds to be done 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[heyhey_mikaikai]

The biggest joke: "I have time" yeah it seems like it. You took 6 mins for report on just one patient 😂😂

[cecilesalina]

I don’t use the phrase “I have time”. It’s too unreal and fake. Asking what the patient needs is good enough.

[palacpac]

The dude must be nervous. He’s so monotonous it’s so bad. 😝