Nursing Student Support

This area is dedicated to nursing students or those interested in nursing. Nurses can be strong advocates and role models but the core of nursing requires a strong foundation. It’s truly the difference between a good nurse and a great one.

Sometimes going back to the basics is a humbling experience. Therefore, even if you’re getting a master’s or doctorate in nursing, reading core subjects like physiology can still be enjoyable and awesome. See all about neuro. Learning is a lifelong process and here are a few tips and support to help…Good luck to all 🙂

• About Nursing Classes (what to expect)
• Anatomy and Physiology Websites, the Endocrine System 
• Basic Pharmacology & Medication Resources
• Charting Help, Abbreviations (acronyms)
• Charting Tips
• Encouragement & Dealing with Failures or Disappointments
• How to Talk to Your Professor
• Introduction to Nursing Theory: King’s Conceptual System, Betty Neuman Systems Model, Roy Adaptation Model, Orem’s Self-Care Theory, and Newman’s Expanding Consciousness
• Revising Notes and Lectures in Nursing
• Resume Guide (PDF)
• Studying for Difficult Content
• The Future of Nursing (personal thoughts)
• 10 Time Management Tips
• Typical Core Classes for Nursing (what to expect)
• What Type of Learner are You + Memory Strategies (PDFs)

Extra Nursing Websites

• All Nurses: the biggest online community of nurses and students that are loaded with insight and help
• Nursing Advance Web: tons of information about the advanced practice, education, and salaries plus a section for social work.
• Nrsng Blog: general nursing information and current trends that help students.
• Nurse Buff:  another lifestyle nursing website with products and career guides.
• Nursing Crib: a lot information about current events and education.
• Nurse Labs: for all your nursing needs with mnemonics and cheat sheets or study notes.
• Nursing Organizations: a small but important list of nursing organizations.
• Nursing.org: the golden standard for all the nursing information, very formal and straightforward.
• Nursing Programs: a list of the top nursing programs.
• Registered Nurse RN: great YouTube videos, very helpful for nursing skills.
• Simple Nursing: like a registered nurse RN, tons of great YouTube videos that easily helped me with medications.
• Straight A Nursing Student: another awesome website to help students and tons of general nursing information.
• The Nerdy Nurse: a lifestyle and informative nursing blog also offer help with creating a website.
• Top 50 Nursing Blogs

Also, your nursing school’s canvas or blackboard website has many links and book references & the online or CD portion of your textbooks…