Get in Sync With Your Patients for Uncommon Results is the fourth in a five-part series of the Advanced Nursing Academy to help you become an extraordinary nurse. Expert nurses recognize their innate abilities and build on them by integrating the best practices of other experts. By looking closely at the practice of your peers, you can learn how to:

• Think like an ED nurse
• Assess like an ICU nurse
• Organize like a Med-Surg nurse
• Connect like a psych nurse, and
• Implement like an expert.

The first thirty seconds of your encounter with your patient and his family could be the most important you’ll have all shift. If you fail to make a connection, you’ll pay for it in many different ways.

And have you ever wondered...
-Why some patients seem to be on the call light all shift long?
-How some nurses seem to be able to diffuse highly-charged situations so easily?
-Or, what it takes to become a great communicator?

Imagine “connecting” with all of your patients quickly and easily. Imagine how much easier your shift would be if you could communicate well and diffuse volatile situations with ease.

Find out how Psych nurses connect with their patients. And use the same thought processes that they use to communicate well and diffuse highly-charged situations. If you'd like to connect with your patients, feel more confident, and provide excellent care, then this might be the most important letter you'll ever read.

Get in Sync With Your Patients for Uncommon Results includes the following programs on 6 audio CDs:

Connect Like a Psych Nurse
Learn how nurses in mental health careers connect with their patients to create uncommon results.

The Nurse-Patient Relationship
Discover the dynamics behind the communication gap.

Developing Healing Relationships
Bring balance and accountability to the table.

Change the Focus
How to change from “it’s all about me” to it’s really about them.

10 Secrets for Maintaining Relationships
What you can do everyday to plant and grow your relationship garden.

Troubleshooting Communication Breakdowns
What to do when the arrows are flying to diffuse the tension and develop a healing relationship.

What your peers are saying:

The way you present this material is phenomenal. I presently work in the ER and my practice is very good, and it's going to get even better. -TR, RN

I can't believe how you made the content so understandable! I really wanted to thank-you from the bottom of my heart for not assuming we all know the "basics." You simplified the information in such a way that it all came together, and really made sense. –SE, RN