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October Insights: Navigating the RaDonda Vaught Case, Mental Health Awareness, and Empowerment Tips for All Nurses

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Welcome to our 4th Edition of the VLOG/Blog! It’s October already—time flies! As we gear up for a new academic year and celebrate many of you passing your NCLEX—congratulations on your incredible achievement! Whether you’re a new graduate or a seasoned nurse, there’s a wealth of information to explore this month.


Focus for October:


This month, we’re diving into a critical case study involving RaDonda Vaught, a former ICU nurse at Vanderbilt University. Charged with criminal conduct after administering the wrong medication, RaDonda’s case has sparked significant discussions about nursing practices, legal responsibilities, and regulatory changes. I’ve had the opportunity to speak with RaDonda, and we’ll explore the complexities of her case in depth.


I will provide you with updates, and provide guidance for both new and seasoned nurses. Don’t miss our Live Q&A Session on Nov. 16th (10-11:30am CDT)! Plus, check out the latest updates on our website and the launch of our Intro to Legal Nursing Course!  YOU CAN BE A LEGAL NURSE TODAY! 


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