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I get so many readers of the blog asking about nursing shift routines. How do you start your day? How do you stay organized? The key to getting and staying organized is having some consistent routines such as the ones outlined in this podcast:

  • Start of shift routine
  • First assessment routine
  • “Spot-check” routine
  • End of shift routine

Armed with a few nursing shift routines, you will immediately reap the benefits of having a more organized approach to time management and your ever-changing priorities as an RN or student nurse.

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Last Updated on November 3, 2024 by Maureen Osuna, MSN, RN