Six Franklin Memorial Hospital nurses recently completed the 69-CNE-hours course Essentials of Critical Care Orientation 2.0 developed by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. The course provided evidence-based knowledge and practice for bedside nurses working with acutely or critically ill patients. From left are Michelle Dalot, RN, ICU; Fiona Reardon, BSN, RN, ICU; Mary Havtan, RN, ICU; Jan Bell, BSN, RN, director ICU/med-surg; Absent but also completing the course were David Ryan, RN, ICU; Hope Willis, RN, MS3; and Jennifer Nuttall, RN, MS3.

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Six Franklin Memorial Hospital nurses recently completed the 69-CNE-hours course Essentials of Critical Care Orientation 2.0 developed by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. The course provided evidence-based knowledge and practice for bedside nurses working with acutely or critically ill patients. From left are Michelle Dalot, RN, ICU; Fiona Reardon, BSN, RN, ICU; Mary Havtan, RN, ICU; Jan Bell, BSN, RN, director ICU/med-surg; Absent but also completing the course were David Ryan, RN, ICU; Hope Willis, RN, MS3; and Jennifer Nuttall, RN, MS3.
Six Franklin Memorial Hospital nurses recently completed the 69-CNE-hours course Essentials of Critical Care Orientation 2.0 developed by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. The course provided evidence-based knowledge and practice for bedside nurses working with acutely or critically ill patients. From left are Michelle Dalot, RN, ICU; Fiona Reardon, BSN, RN, ICU; Mary Havtan, RN, ICU; Jan Bell, BSN, RN, director ICU/med-surg; Absent but also completing the course were David Ryan, RN, ICU; Hope Willis, RN, MS3; and Jennifer Nuttall, RN, MS3. Contributed photo

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