Posts Tagged ‘nursing’
The “Holy Grail”: How to drive behavior change by harnessing neuroplasticity and emotions
— CWRU nursing school awarded $2.35 million to study the link between the brain and health behavior change (press release): “A five-year, $2.35 million grant from the National Institute of Nursing Research will allow researchers from the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Medicine at Case…
Read MoreEnhance Metacognition and Problem-Solving by Talking Out Loud to Yourself
The MC at the University of Michigan’s reunion dinner encouraged audience members to reveal the most significant take-away from their undergraduate nursing education. The greatest benefit was quickly clear to me — problem-solving thinking. Memory produced a mind video: a short, dark-haired, nursing instructor lecturing a small group of first year students in an empty…
Read MoreBlog Carnivals: Encephalon, Grand Rounds, Change of Shift
Three excellent new editions of these blog carnivals: — Encephalon at Neuroskeptic: brain and mind topics. — Grand Rounds at Running a Hospital: overall health and medicine, this week with special theme “when things go awry”. — Change of Shift at EmergiBlog: nursing and related healthcare topics.
Read MoreGrand Rounds 5:12 — Healthcare Reform Q&A
“If Dr. Rob can interview Santa, why can’t I interview a select group of health & medical bloggers? They will have some good ideas to share”. So did President-elect Obama came to realize a few days ago. After his people kindly contacted our people, we felt compelled to grant him open access to our collective wisdom.…
Read MoreMetaCarnival: A Carnival of Blog Carnivals
If you are a blogger or read blogs often, you know that there are a good number of excellent blog carnivals focused on specific themes. If you are interested in medicine, you know what carnival to visit. Education, the same. Biology, neuroscience, nursing, birds, aging, philosophy…a variety of topics are very well covered in the…
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