Progress Notes | How to Write Like a Pro! RN | LPN | SNF

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Hello! We are Benomi (Benjamin and Naomi) two RNs seeking to motivate and inspire the next generation of nurses. Progress notes and documentation can be difficult at first. Here are some examples to get you started. Please take screen shots if you'd like. If you find this helpful, share with a friend.


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Everything contained in this video is our personal opinion developed from our own experiences. You are legally responsible for anything you chart. Always follow facility policy.
This video is not intended to replace what you have learned in your nursing program. Please adapt or don't use this information if what you have learned differs.

[yuanyuan]

Very helpful for nurses with English as 2nd language 😊, thank you so much!

[jualondamccollum]

Thank You! You are a lifesaver, for a nurse like me with dyslexia and right-side deafness. No matter how hard I try to write more and practice it is my biggest struggle.

[KonekOZz]

Thanks Heaps!!! Your templates are so helpful. I’m new a nurse and still finding my words to write in my documents.❤

[betinaducan]

Thanks for the video.Being a new nurse during covid you don't get trained enough they just put on the floor and figure out on your own.I really appreciate the video Thanks

[pamelahough]

I just passed my rn. And progress notes are my weakness. I work in a long term care facility!Thank you!

[shewadegtereda]

This video opened my eyes. Thank so much, please do more video.

[dashenasnoddy]

Thank you!! Your videos are so helpful 😊😊

[nemoore]

Love your examples. As an ex ER nurse, I used to chart just like you. Short, precise and to the point. I have worked with many nurses that feel, and have been taught, that they have to write novels in their notes with lots of flowery words. Not necessary. As long as all the details are there, it's good. Thank you. I'm contemplating going back to LTC and the charting can be very time consuming on top of all the other tasks the nurse has on the shift. I'd rather be chatting with my residents.

[doremifasolatido-rozs]

I just learned from experienced nurses that nursing homes doesn't use side rails for fall prevention. thank you RN Benomi your videos are always helpful.

[breneebae]

Love this. I didnt even realize it was music until i read the comments. Great video

[nicolelee]

Excellent information I am starting a new job tomorrow.

[OutoftheDarkMinistry]

Im starting my clinicals at a nursing home next week. This was very helpful thank you!

[lisahkeslynn]

Please do more of such videos, include...skin, hygiene, elimination, nutrition, mobility ADLs

[Iseeyouforever]

Thank you so much i just come across your video as a, new lpn am so scared

[annjean]

Excellent video!
Thank you for sharing.

[silllykitten]

“Patient was found on floor” not “patient fell” just saying. They could have lowered themselves to the floor. If it was unwitnessed we don’t know and cannot make assumptions in our charting state will comb through.

[emarrama]

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! Thank you so much! Wish I had the death notice last week

[markh]

Been a year and I still keep coming back. 😁

[dorettagadsdenrn]

The music is not needed. You are teaching.

[yolandahenry]

Do you have examples related to reporting abnormal vitals to the nurse