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Author: UNLV School Of Nursing

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Vital Views is a weekly podcast created by UNLV School of Nursing to discuss health care from a Rebel Nursing perspective. We share stories and expert information on both nursing-specific and broader healthcare topics to bring attention to the health trends and issues that affect us. New episodes every Tuesday.

Feedback? Questions? Episode Ideas? Email vital.views@unlv.edu.
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Gerontology may not be the first choice for young nurses choosing a specialty, but it's arguably among the most important nursing fields.  UNLV Nursing professor Kayla Sullivan returns to the show to talk gero and what makes it a vital role.
Burnout among nurses is unique in that it's not just a cause of anxiety and strife but also an effect.  UNLV Nursing professor Susan VanBeuge returns to the show to talk about new numbers on reported cases; what nurses and their organizations can do to reduce burnout; and how nurse educators can prepare their students as best they can.
Keila Haynes joined UNLV Nursing's accelerated second degree program after a career in business.  See why she made the transition, including the dramatic moment that made her realize nursing was her calling.
Bonus Nurse Week episode! Brittany Lynn Perez takes a break from her nurse practitioner courses to share what it means to be a preceptor and why she thinks it's among the most important roles in nursing.
May 6th through May 12th is National Nurses Week! Today's episode shines the spotlight on part-time instructors, and we have not one, not two, but three interviews sandwiched in one great show.  Each part-time instructor explains why they love what they do and how important their roles are.  
UNLV Nursing lecturer Esmeralda Clark discusses what drew her to trauma and critical care nursing; memories of helping students treat patients during 1 October; and the skills you need to excel in this field.
Local flight nurse Donna Miller didn't wait for changes she wanted to see; she made them possible.  She talks about her air ambulance company; how she adjusted to entrepreneurship; and how to set realistic but attainable expectations as a young nurse.
What is considered a health disparity? UNLV Nursing professor Melva Thompson-Robinson explains how far-reaching disparities go in our society (pandemic and non-pandemic included) and how her role as a journal editor is vital to public health research.
UNLV Nursing Professor Candace Burton breaks down her focus on trauma-informed care and stress and why it's so significant; and how she hopes to advance nursing doctoral programs at UNLV.
April is Workplace Violence Awareness Month.  UNLV Nursing Professor Kayla Sullivan explains how often nurses (and other healthcare workers) face different forms of aggression at work; what are common causes; and effective forms of de-escalation. 
A new UNLV clinic combines primary care capabilities with interdisciplinary benefits among nursing and medical students.  UNLV Nursing Professor Terry Bartmus and counseling center agency director Kathy Wild explain how this facility can help the Las Vegas community and the challenges/rewards of working in mental health.Mojave Counseling/UNLV Health: https://www.unlvhealth.org/clinic/mojave-counselingNational Suicide and Crisis Lifeline phone number: 988
UNLV Nursing professor Hyunhwa "Henna" Lee and her graduate assistant Cynthia Lee share the science of brain injuries like concussions through biology; apps and devices; and partnering with other UNLV researchers and athletes.
Nurse. Donor. National Guard. Mentor. Justin LeMay wears many hats, but he navigates all with the same focus of bettering others, whether it's patient care; young nurses; and fellow service members. He covers a wide range of topics, from being a cardiovascular ICU nurse to giving back financially to students.
Obesity in children is ever-present, and some populations see it more than others.  UNLV Nursing professor Imelda Reyes explains what contributes to high pediatric obesity cases in the U.S.; how parents and nurses can work together on promoting healthier diets and nutrition; and the differences between obesity and overweight.
Alona Angosta, UNLV Nursing alumna and current Associate Dean of Research and Scholarship at the Louise Harrington School of Nursing, talks the importance of research; benefits of advanced education; and future trends of nursing.
Dr. Imelda Reyes and Dr. Jennifer Vanderlaan discuss the bill currently up for discussion on bringing the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) to the State of Nevada, AB 108.  The benefits to both nurses and the residents of the state are explored, including increased access to care.
Undergraduate student Lilyin Yang explains why she switched careers to become a nurse and how her life's changed as a cancer survivor.
Heart health awareness has taken on greater focus in 2023, especially among young people.  In honor of American Heart Month, UNLV Nursing Professor Dieu-My Tran explains why younger adults should keep up with heart health screenings and what her research in cardiovascular risk prevention has uncovered.American Heart Association website: https://www.heart.org 
UNLV Nursing graduate student and local nurse Nicole Diddi shares her experience as an advanced degree seeking student; how a family hospital visit changed her career trajectory; and what makes an ideal nurse educator.
The term "nurse scientists" might sound right out of some science fiction movie, but this is a very real and very significant league of nurses.  Associate Dean of Research at UNLVSON Lorraine Evangelista explains what makes a nurse scientist stand out; and what she's learned from mentoring young researchers.
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