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More thank you's go out to @RepQuantaCrews @os_delossantos @LupeDiaz4AZ @TravisGrantham @MatthewGress @nancygforAZ @LaurinHendrix @Livingston4AZ @EldaLunaNajera @QuangNguyenAZ @JenniferPawlik1 @KevinPayne4AZ @michelepenaaz @SStahlHamilton for voting NO on HB 2674 (more to come..)
For showing your support of CRNA practice, cost effective health care, and educational success for future anesthesia providers!Thank you to @SandovalForAZ @JudyForAZ @lauraforAZ @TraversforAZ @BettyVillegasAZ @JWilloughbyAZ @JustinWilmethAZ @RepBenToma
Proponents of #HB2674 are pitting healthcare providers against each other. Let’s stop politicizing healthcare and work to ensure everyone has access to high-quality, affordable healthcare via a competitive market. Thank you @votewarren for holding special interests accountable!
ABSOLUTELY correct! SB1699 will not only negatively affect my business but also those educational pathways of current Arizona Nurse Anesthesia Residents! For an education committee I would hope that takes priority over a group trying to create a monopoly! @MidwesternUniv @UAAHGSA
@Wadsack4Arizona I'd love the opportunity to speak to you on the anti-competitive aspect of this AA bill. The proponents claim CRNAs are being anti-competitive. Its not the case. We would welcome them to AZ if CRNAs were allowed the same assistants that the bill would grant MDAs.
@Wadsack4Arizona plz review sb1699 strike all bill through an anti-competitive lens. giving an assistant to one competitor and not another is ≠ #FreeMarket U are a proponent of competition, but that = level playing field for competitors. This is the opposite, and that’s not you.
@Wadsack4Arizona plz review sb1699 strike all bill through an anti-competitive lens. giving an assistant to one competitor and not another is ≠ #FreeMarket U are a proponent of competition, but that = level playing field for competitors. This is the opposite, and that’s not you.
Outstanding presentation by this resident!
Yesterday, I made the decision to "hold" HB2457 from being heard in the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services this Legislative Session. While the conversation around Anesthesiologist Assistants has floated around the Capitol for some time, it has come to my attention that…
M12: The most important aspect of EBP as a future CRNA, is the integration of clinical expertise, best research evidence, and patient preferences and values into clinical practice in order to optimize clinical outcomes and patient care. #NURS751
M11: EBP integrates best research evidence allowing for accountability to consumers & families, while PBE exemplifies the cultural context that represents these consumers & families. As a CRNA, applying both orientations improves the outcomes of our served population.#NURS751
M10: CDSs improve OB anesthesia outcomes because they address clinical issues, such as poor post-op pain management, with a direct analysis, then design safety features, and finally evaluate the impact on workflow; all of which are fundamentally programmed within the EHR.#NURS751
WK10: The @NIH_NCCIH provides scientific evidence for the general public, healthcare professionals, and health policymakers that supports clinical decision-making, fosters health promotion and disease prevention. #ChronicPainComplementaryApproach #Herbs&Anesthesia #NURS646SS18
M9: CPG for OB anesthesia is policy strong in the aspect that it identifies its clear objective and supports its practice recommendations with current best evidence. It could be further strengthened by providing a clear cost analysis and evaluate appropriate trade-offs. #NURS751
WK8: An important key feature of effective clinical decision support (CDS) such as standard order sets, often utilized by the anesthetic care providers, would be to make sure that they are speedy and that they fit into the workflow. #NURS646SS18
M8: Anesthesia providers can educate mothers after cesarean deliveries about pain management options by utilizing the decision aid developed by the University of Sydney following based on the Ottawa Health Decision Group method. #NURS751#DecideLaborPain psych.usyd.edu.au/cemped/docs/Pa…
M7: Varying target audiences who need different type of research will be a challenge when networking for different resources to support CPG implementation. It would be strategic to identify primary and secondary target audiences elicit evidence purposeful to them. #NURS751
M6: Implementation of a CPG that enhances the quality and safety of anesthetic care for OB patients, will be guided by the Stetler Model by Cheryl B. Stelter; a prescriptive, critical thinking approach utilized for sequential & collective decision-making supported by EBP.#NURS751
WK 6: An UC, as a future CRNA, is the increased workload of EHRs that may inhibit diligent patient monitoring & care. A solution is active nursing roles in informatics education to improve efficacy and CRNA comfort in navigation & documentation #NURS646SS18
M5:Strengths of CPGs is that they optimize patient outcomes via systematic reviews of evidence developed by a team of diverse experts. Drawback, is that these recommendations may be outdated and further exploration is warranted to ensure up-to-date data is being utilized.#NURS751
WK4:Provider burnout is often encountered when CPOE orders have a multitude of identical sets for a procedure that can easily be incorrect, missing specific parameters that are hard to find due to challenging visual presentation. A waste of provider time and efforts #NURS646SS18
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