#50 Tips for Triage: MFTI, Coregulation, and Navigating Triage - Triage Part 1

10/30/23 • 36 min

In our exciting 50th podcast episode, Justine and Sarah dive into the crucial first steps of triage - the initial assessment. They discuss the key questions to ask, red flags to watch out for, the importance of teamwork, and how to prioritize patient needs. Whether you're a seasoned triage nurse or starting to dip your toes into this complicated process, this episode will provide valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your practice. Thanks for listening and subscribing!

Helpful Links:
- Learn more about the MFTI (Maternal Fetal Triage Index)
- Learn about the Bundle Birth Nurses Mentorship Program
- Visit the Bundle Birth Nurses Website for more helpful classes and tools

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#49 The Power of First Impressions: Science-Based Tips for Building Rapport with Vanessa Van Edwards

In this episode, multi-time bestselling author and renowned behavioral researcher on professional communication and leadership Vanessa Van Edwards joins us to give quick, practical, science-based tips on how to best connect and build rapport with patients. Vanessa’s work has been featured in national and international media, including Inc, Entrepreneur Magazine, CNN, CBS and many more. Her book, Captivate, has been translated into over 17 languages. Her latest book, Cues: Master the Secret Language of Charismatic Communication, was an instant bestseller. Don't miss the easy-to-apply yet profound insights in this episode that, if put into practice, will help all nurses level up their care. Thanks for listening and subscribing!
Helpful Links:
- Join us for a ONE-TIME-ONLY Physiologic Coping Class use promocode: buildrapport for $25 off your ticket!
- Check Out Vanessa's Website ScienceofPeople.com
- Buy Vanessa's Books Cues and Captivate on Amazon
- Vanessa's Ted Talk

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#51 R/O Labor, Liability, and Expecting the Unexpected - Triage Part 2

In this episode, Sarah and Justine dig into the most challenging questions and concerns impacting the triage process. Is this patient really in labor? How do I send patients home without discouraging them and while acknowledging their discomfort and concerns? How can you feel confident in your recommendations in the face of pressure around hospital liability and without facing looming fears of making the wrong call? Triage is not simple, but by using the straightforward tools and information at your disposal, you can improve the odds of creating a seamless patient triage process that won't keep you up at night.
Helpful links:
-Missed last week's show? Listen to Episode #50 Tips for Triage: MFTI, Coregulation, and Navigating Triage Part 1
-Sign up for our one-time-only Live Online Physiologic Coping Class
-Take our can't-miss Physiologic Birth Class
-Purchase our helpful Labor Warm-Up Poster, a powerful tool to help prepare your patients for labor
-Sarah's YouTube Triage Playlist

Happy Hour with Bundle Birth Nurses - #50 Tips for Triage: MFTI, Coregulation, and Navigating Triage - Triage Part 1

Transcript

Justine:
Hi, I am Justine.
Sarah Lavonne:
And I'm Sarah Lavonne.
Justine:
And we are so glad you're here.
Sarah Lavonne:
We believe that your life has the potential to make a deep, meaningful impact on the world around you. You as a nurse have the ability to add value to every single person and patient you touch.
Justine:
We want to inspire you with resources, education, and stories to support you to live your absolute best life, both in and outside of work.
Sarah