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DUHS: Re-introduction of Nursing and Allied Health Learners COVID-19 FAQs |
These are FAQs for the re-introduction of nursing and Allied Health learners, and these. Duke is working on a slow and measured re-introduction of learners to the clinical environment to allow us to know what needs to be different in order for our patients, staff, and learners to remain safe. As we adjust to our “new” normal with the COVID-19 pandemic, we know there are many questions. The list below provides the responses to common questions. If you have additional questions, email clinicaleducation@duke.edu. Uploaded 05.29.20
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FAQs and Talking Points, Nursing |
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NCBON Testing Letter for New Graduates |
This letter from the NC Board of Nursing announces revised licensure requirements for new graduates and was sent 03.24.20. Uploaded 03.24.20
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Nursing |
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Guidelines for Healthcare Workers upon Returning Home from Work |
Guidance for healthcare workers caring for COVID patients on how to protect themselves and their families from possible spread of infection when they return home from work. If you are symptomatic, register with the Employee Health Tracking System and arrange care. Updated 04.26.20
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Employee Health, HR & Team Resources, Nursing, Safe Return On-site |
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Life Support FAQs |
The attached document contains frequently asked questions about life support certifications. Uploaded 05.04.20
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Nursing, FAQs and Talking Points |
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Health Professions Schools: Re-introduction of Nursing and Allied Health Learners COVID-19 FAQs |
These are FAQs for the re-introduction of nursing and Allied Health learners, and these specifically address health professions schools. Duke is working on a slow and measured re-introduction of learners to the clinical environment to allow us to know what needs to be different in order for our patients, staff, and learners to remain safe. As we adjust to our “new” normal with the COVID-19 pandemic, we know there are many questions. The list below provides the responses to common questions. If you have additional questions, email clinicaleducation@duke.edu. Uploaded 05.29.20
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FAQs and Talking Points, Nursing |
