The last podcast from the NTI2019 and this was with other practitioners who all use Social Media to help others learn. This was a great conversation and a great way to wrap up. Thanks NTI I had a great time.

Maureen A Seckel chatted about some of the studies she had noticed over the last year related to sepsis and I then went on to discuss proning with Danette Mitchell and how she had implemented an education program in her unit.

Michael H Ackerman and Dr. Tom S. Ahrens chat with me about some of the recent changes in sepsis management. (Spoiler alert- not many to talk about!)

Brandy Venable and I discuss how we can utilise QR codes to create just in time learning for the staff in critical care.

What are the heamodynamics we should be concerned with and should we be measuring them?

Jason developed life threatening sepsis after catching the H1N1 virus. He spent a lot of time in ITU, but then decided to become an ITU nurse. This gives him a unique perspective.

@onlyintheicu is the twitter handle of a nurse who has experienced some mental health issues including an attempted suicide. She and I  discuss the implications of this increasing problem for ICU staff

Sometimes handing over our patients problems to another health care provider can be done badly not getting us the response we need. How can we improve that?

I finally met Sean Dent who posts very regularly on Facebook and Instagram and is also someone I follow and interact with on Twitter. We also chat with Sarah Wells who is trying to help new and junior nurses by supporting them via social media.

Nicole Kupchik presented some of the key studies of the last year. Here she covers some of them for us with Anna Rodriguez

Ruth Kleinpell, Teresa Rincon and Denise Ward chat with Bryan Boling about the development of Telehealth in The USA. 

Nicole presented on the implications of genetics on medicine management with our patients. Anna Rodriguez chats to her about it. Oh, and we finish with a Game of Thrones chat (no spoilers)

Jon White chats with Nancy and Gayle about what makes staffing levels safe and how we can ensure that we keep our staff healthy,

Bryan Boling chats with Daniel and Brandi about some of the liver problems our patients can have at the #NTI2019

Megan (@nursenoodles) is president elect at the conference this year and in this episode she chats with Jon (@technursejon) about her upcoming work, social media and how she got that Twitter name!

One of the reasons our patients cannot sleep is because of all the noise we make at night. Is the answer just to make less noise? How can we do this? Will it make a difference? I chat with Julie Darbyshire (@JLDarbyshire) whose PhD is on this subject to find out more.