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Hello there. I'm Nurse Moe, and welcome to Mo's Monday Minute, a shorty episode of the Straight A Nursing podcast where I share a quick tip you can start using to improve your practice

or habits right away. For more in-depth topics, check out the episodes I release on Thursdays.

So in this episode, I'm sharing a tip for new nursing students. So if you're a new student,

put your ears on and you're going to be doing some care plan work for your clinical days,

whether you do that before you go to clinical, whether you do that after

you go to clinical, whatever your instructors call it, you're doing care plan work. And as a clinical

instructor when I was doing that job, one of the things that I noticed students really struggled with

because they're new, you know, you don't know yet, is filling out your medication

worksheets or your med sheets or whatever your instructor calls it. So I'm going to talk through

kind of an approach to that to help you so that hopefully you don't struggle as much.

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