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facilities. Um, that’s a great place for your kids to pick up the virus and bring it
home even if they’re not going to get too sick, even if you’re not going to get too
sick. If they come in contact with grandma and grandpa, grandma and grandpa
might become very sick.
So if at all possible, please try to avoid childcare facilities. Um, if you have someone
close to you, um, a cousin, a best friend, anybody who has a little bit more flexibility
in their schedule and you must go to a clinical, do what you can to get them to
volunteer some time to watch your children for a short amount of time as possible.
Say, look, you know, I need you here for this one hour. I can do my paperwork and
stuff. It’s going to be hard, but I can do it when I’m home with the kids. But please
come and watch the kids for this time. Recommend to them and teach them all the
things you’ve learned about hand hygiene, this how you wash your hands, um, and
make sure that they’re, uh, abiding by all the, the, the recommendations there. But
try to keep it somebody that, you know, try to keep it as few people as possible to
keep your kids away from as many people as possible.
Um, and where possible do work when you’re with your kids, whether that’s at
home, um, where, you know, you can have your kids there, they can be working on
some projects or having some free time. Um, and you could be working on your
clinicals. That is a really hard one guys. Um, but please, uh, do what you can to
keep your children safe and to keep the community safe as well. You guys, this is a
really challenging time and I’m not gonna play that down. Um, you guys are
incredible. You guys are awesome. We need you now more than ever. Now let me
tell you about a couple things that we’re doing in response to coven 19. The first
thing is, guys, if your classes have become online, this is the perfect chance to, to
dive in and to binge watch nursing.com if you already have an account, I encourage
you to get in there, shut off the Netflix, shut off the Hulu, get into nursing.com and
study there. What we’ve seen is the nursing students who use nursing.com are able
to say four hours of study time a week. Now, more than ever, you need to be saving
study time. We also see that their grades improve and they have in collects pass
rates that are just off the charge 99.86 or something like that. I think it was this last
year.
There is a slight learning curve when you get into nursing.com the first time, but
don’t worry about that. Just get into the lesson that you need to watch. If you have a
a class or a lecture over heart failure, get in and just watch that heart failure occur
course. As you get more comfortable with the system, start building study plans,
build a study plan around perfusion or around cardiac or whatever it is and spend
the time there. Don’t be so overwhelmed with everything that’s going on that you
don’t study the most helpful resource that you have, which is nursing.com get in
there, watch videos, listen to lectures, download the app, listen to lectures as you’re
sitting in bed. Listen to lectures. Um, as you’re with your children, just put your
headphones in, be with your kids, let them watch their cartoons, whatever, or work
on things and you listen to lectures, uh, through the app, but get in there and use
nursing.com.
Here’s a couple of things that we’re doing specifically though to help. Um, we have
opened up nursing.com to any nursing school that has been impacted or closed
down, whether clinical or classroom sites. If you’re an educator or if you have
access to your educator. We have opened up, uh, nursing.com access for these
schools until May 15th. So if your nursing school has been closed down, if you are
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