Johnson & Johnson Notes on Nursing Live

The Chicago Parent Program with Wrenetha Julion

A look at the innovative Chicago Parent Program in this episode of Notes on Nursing Live. I interview Wrenetha Julion, one of the nurses behind the Chicago Parent Program at the Rush University College of Nursing in Chicago, Illinois. The Chicago Parent Program is a 12-session, evidence-based program created for parents of young children (between two and five years old) that is designed to meet the needs of a culturally and economically diverse audience.

Nurse Innovation Advocacy with Hiyam Nadel MBA, BSN, RN

Nurse Innovation Advocate Hiyam Nadel MBA, BSN, RN chats with host Jamie Davis, RN, BA, NRP (ret). Hiyam is the nursing director of the Obstetrics and Gynecology department and an innovation specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She educates nurses about opportunities to innovate and helps them to bring their ideas to life through Mass General’s Innovation Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) Grant Program. Join us as we talk to her about her work as an advocate for nursing innovation in healthcare.

Congenital Heart Disease Newborn Assessment Tool with Nurse Elizabeth Mikula

In this episode of Notes on Nursing Live, I interview innovative neo-natal cardiac care nurse Elizabeth B. Mikula, MSN, RN, CPN, CPHQ. Elizabeth is the Division Director of Quality and Resource Management for HCA Capital Division in Richmond, Virginia. Prior to that position, she led efforts to implement newborn screening for critical congenital heart disease (CCHD) and created an innovative screening toolkit to detect CCHD in newborns, which is now in use across the United States and around the world. Join us as we talk about her innovative work with these critically ill babies and dive deeper into the importance of nurse-led innovation in positive healthcare change.

Show Me Your Stethoscope Founder Nurse Janie Harvey Garner

Online nursing communities innovating patient care in this episode of Notes on Nursing Live, I interview Janie Harvey Garner, RN. Janie is the founder and current executive director of the nursing community Show Me Your Stethoscope. She has also participated in the Northeastern University Nurse Hackathon as a guest speaker, where she further emphasized the importance of nurse-led innovation.

Johnson & Johnson’s Long Support for Nursing with Historian Margaret Gurowitz

We look at Johnson & Johnson’s long history supporting nurses in this episode of Notes on Nursing Live. I interview Margaret Gurowitz, the Chief Historian at Johnson & Johnson. Margaret is responsible for bringing to life the heritage of Johnson & Johnson for employees and the public, and she curates exhibits in Johnson & Johnson Our Story at The Power House, the company’s museum, located on the Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters campus in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

Speak for Myself® Patient Communication App with Nurse Rebecca Koszalinski

We talk app development by nurses to improve patient outcomes and communication in this episode of Notes on Nursing Live. I interview nurse and innovative app developer Rebecca Koszalinski, PhD, RN, CRRN, CMSRN. Rebecca is an assistant professor at the University of Tennessee Knoxville College of Nursing and inventor of the Speak for Myself® app.

Innovation Thru Nurse Practitioner Led Community Health Clinics

I interview nurse practitioner and healthcare innovator Donna Torrisi in this episode of Nursing Notes Live. Donna is a family nurse practitioner, a graduate of the Robert Wood Johnson Executive Nurse Fellowship Program, and a fellow in the American Academy of Nursing.

Global Nursing Research Initiatives with Nurse Practitioner Lori Spies

Global nursing research and education is the focus of this episode of Nursing Notes Live. I interview nurse educator and researcher Lori Spies about her work on global nursing initiatives. Lori is an assistant professor at the Baylor University Louise Herrington School of Nursing,  a family nurse practitioner, and a teacher in the doctoral nurse practitioner program.