Influenza/Virus:
Nurse Practice Resources:
An ANA resource provided through NASN: The Interagency Council on Information Resources in Nursing (ICIRN) has released the 26th edition of Essential Nursing Resources (ENR),an expansive resource list intended to be used by nurses and librarians. Because the list of possible resources has grown so large the ENR has become too large and expensive to publish in print and so it appears only online at www.icirn.org, on the ICIRN website.
Nurses can use ENR as a tool to assist them with building a personal professional collection of resources to support and advance their area of practice. Librarians can utilize this tool as an evaluation point in determining collection development, and as a reference tool. ENR is neither a comprehensive presentation nor product endorsement, but represents the opinions of the contributors. This tool is meant to assist nurses and librarians to evaluate on their own what resources best apply to their particular situation. Only the most recent editions and website addresses have been included. The ENR was compiled to point to pathways for exploration, rather than be an end point, and to expand to other formats beyond traditional references.
New to this edition is a very handy key to let users know if: $ =fee required; M=mobile; O=online; P=print for each resource listed. New and redesigned sections in this edition include Blogs; Forums and Discussion list; Evidence-based Nursing; Management; Patient Safety/Quality Assurance; and Toxicology, Environmental, Occupational Health www.nursingworld.org.
Nursing Career Guide: http://www.nursingexplorer.com/careers
Nursing Scholarships: http://www.nursingexplorer.com/scholarships
- The National Science Foundation's Scrub Club: lesson ideas for teaching students to prevent the spread of colds
- Explania's animated explanation of the colds and the flu
- From NPR on how the flu invades your body via a virus:
- "Clean UP! - A Kid's Guide to Handwashing" Provided by a Special Kindergarten Student in Colorado, USA
- Global Handwashing Day - use these resources for education all year long
- Henry the Hand by Dr. Will Sawyer
- Joslin Diabetes Center
- H.A.N.D.S
- FARE - Food Allergy Research & Education
- NASN - Food Allergies and Anaphylaxis
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services - Managing Asthma
- CDC Promoting Mental Health and Well-Being in Schools: An Action Guide
- NPR: School Nurses Can Be Mental Health 'Detectives' But They Need Help
- U.S. Department of Health & Human Services - Mental Health
- NASN - Mental Health
- StopMedicineAbuse.org
- Smart Moves Smart Choices
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - Sexual Risk Behaviors: HIV, STD, & Teen Pregnancy Prevention
- U.S. Department of Health & Human Services - Reproductive Health and Teen Pregnancy
- The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy
Nurse Practice Resources:
An ANA resource provided through NASN: The Interagency Council on Information Resources in Nursing (ICIRN) has released the 26th edition of Essential Nursing Resources (ENR),an expansive resource list intended to be used by nurses and librarians. Because the list of possible resources has grown so large the ENR has become too large and expensive to publish in print and so it appears only online at www.icirn.org, on the ICIRN website.
Nurses can use ENR as a tool to assist them with building a personal professional collection of resources to support and advance their area of practice. Librarians can utilize this tool as an evaluation point in determining collection development, and as a reference tool. ENR is neither a comprehensive presentation nor product endorsement, but represents the opinions of the contributors. This tool is meant to assist nurses and librarians to evaluate on their own what resources best apply to their particular situation. Only the most recent editions and website addresses have been included. The ENR was compiled to point to pathways for exploration, rather than be an end point, and to expand to other formats beyond traditional references.
New to this edition is a very handy key to let users know if: $ =fee required; M=mobile; O=online; P=print for each resource listed. New and redesigned sections in this edition include Blogs; Forums and Discussion list; Evidence-based Nursing; Management; Patient Safety/Quality Assurance; and Toxicology, Environmental, Occupational Health www.nursingworld.org.
Nursing Career Guide: http://www.nursingexplorer.com/careers
Nursing Scholarships: http://www.nursingexplorer.com/scholarships
