Dr. Jordan Yakoby discusses how these newly established recommendations provide a structured, evidence-informed framework for delivering neurocritical care remotely. Designed for hospitals and emergency departments without continuous neurointensivist coverage. He reviews the 13 recommendations from the society that outline both minimal and optimal standards to ensure critically ill neurologic patients receive timely, expert-driven care regardless of geographic limitations.

Dr. Jordan Yakoby discusses how these newly established recommendations provide a structured, evidence-informed framework for delivering neurocritical care remotely. Designed for hospitals and emergency departments without continuous neurointensivist coverage. He reviews the 13 recommendations from the society that outline both minimal and optimal standards to ensure critically ill neurologic patients receive timely, expert-driven care regardless of geographic limitations.

Multiple Chronic Conditions (MCC) means that a person is living with two or more chronic conditions at the same time. Currently, 1 out of 3 adult Americans have MCCs and for persons 65 and older 4 out of 5 Medicare Beneficiaries and a growing number of children have MCCs. This is the largest patient population and users of healthcare resources accounting for 64% of all clinician visits, 70% of all inpatient stays, 83% of all prescriptions, 71% of all healthcare spending, and 93% of Medicare spending.

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Multiple Chronic Conditions (MCC) means that a person is living with two or more chronic conditions at the same time. Currently, 1 out of 3 adult Americans have MCCs and for persons 65 and older 4 out of 5 Medicare Beneficiaries and a growing number of children have MCCs. This is the largest patient population and users of healthcare resources accounting for 64% of all clinician visits, 70% of all inpatient stays, 83% of all prescriptions, 71% of all healthcare spending, and 93% of Medicare spending.
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Neurocritical Care: Timing is Everything

Podcast Host: Wanda Chukwu, DNP, MSN, MA, CNEcl, RN
Guests: Holly A. Sircher, MSN, BBA, RN, and Jakob Schmid, MSN, RN, NE-BC, SCRN

Most nurses can remember a person who took the time to answer a question, offer encouragement, or help them navigate a difficult moment. Those experiences often stay with us for a lifetime.
In this episode, we explore why mentorship matters more than ever and what nurses can expect from ANA-Michigan's upcoming Flash Mentoring program, designed to foster connection, confidence, and professional growth. From navigating the transition into practice to discovering leadership potential, we'll explore how intentional mentoring strengthens both individuals and the profession. Plus, learn why mentorship isn't a one-way street and how seasoned nurses are learning from the newest generation through reverse mentoring.

Podcast Host: Wanda Chukwu, DNP, MSN, MA, CNEcl, RN Guests:&nbsp;Holly A. Sircher, MSN, BBA, RN, and Jakob Schmid, MSN, RN, NE-BC, SCRN
Most nurses can remember a person who took the time to answer a question, offer encouragement, or help them navigate a difficult moment. Those experiences often stay with us for a lifetime. In this episode, we explore why mentorship matters more than ever and what nurses can expect from ANA-Michigan's upcoming Flash Mentoring program, designed to foster connection, confidence, and professional growth. From navigating the transition into practice to discovering leadership potential, we'll explore how intentional mentoring strengthens both individuals and the profession. Plus, learn why mentorship isn't a one-way street and how seasoned nurses are learning from the newest generation through reverse mentoring.

Passing the Stethoscope: Nursing Wisdom Across Generations

Write, Submit, Succeed is a conversational podcast designed to help nurses transform their clinical experience and insights into meaningful, published work. Whether you’ve never written a manuscript or have started but aren’t sure how to move forward, this series offers practical guidance, honest advice, and encouragement at every step. Through engaging, down-to-earth conversations with editors, we break down the writing and publication process into manageable, achievable steps. From identifying your idea and getting started, to overcoming common barriers, navigating peer review, and successfully submitting your work—we’re here to demystify the journey. At its core, Write, Submit, Succeed: A Nurse’s Podcast is about amplifying the voice of nurses. Your insights, experiences, and expertise matter—and they deserve to be shared. Other nurses want to learn from your successes and understand how you made it happen. This podcast provides the tools, confidence, and support to help you move from “I’ve been thinking about writing” to “I got published.”

Write, Submit, Succeed is a conversational podcast designed to help nurses transform their clinical experience and insights into meaningful, published work. Whether you&rsquo;ve never written a manuscript or have started but aren&rsquo;t sure how to move forward, this series offers practical guidance, honest advice, and encouragement at every step. Through engaging, down-to-earth conversations with editors, we break down the writing and publication process into manageable, achievable steps. From identifying your idea and getting started, to overcoming common barriers, navigating peer review, and successfully submitting your work&mdash;we&rsquo;re here to demystify the journey. At its core, Write, Submit, Succeed: A Nurse&rsquo;s Podcast is about amplifying the voice of nurses. Your insights, experiences, and expertise matter&mdash;and they deserve to be shared. Other nurses want to learn from your successes and understand how you made it happen. This podcast provides the tools, confidence, and support to help you move from &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve been thinking about writing&rdquo; to &ldquo;I got published.&rdquo;

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