· Prologue
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Unit 1
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Unit 2
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Unit 3
·4.
Unit 4

"New Nurse Cheat Key: '1-Minute Nursing Knowledge'"

While some new nurses are praised for their quick understanding and sensibility from the beginning, there are also nurses who are scolded every day.
There are many reasons why new nurses get in trouble.
Unlike my peers, I get scolded for being slow and lacking in sense, and I get scolded for having to explain even simple and obvious things. Even when I study, I don't understand the key points, so I end up feeling like I didn't study at all, and I get scolded again.
There must be a new nurse hiding somewhere in the hospital who is going through such difficult and challenging times every day in the clinical field.

This is such a basic topic for a clinical nurse that it's embarrassing to ask a senior nurse, and even when searching the internet on her own, she can't find a satisfactory answer, so she just stamps her feet.
For these new nurses, the nurse influencer '1 Minute Nursing' has joined hands with 'Shin Eun-je (SN Jerry)' to publish a new book, '1 Minute Nursing Knowledge' through Phones.

If I were to describe 『1 Minute Nursing Knowledge』 in one sentence, it would be 'a book exclusively for new nurses who are unfamiliar with and unfamiliar with everything clinical.' It is a book that compiles small tips that may seem too easy and obvious to some, but that no one tells you about.


The biggest feature of "1 Minute Nursing Knowledge" is that it allows new nurses, who are physically and mentally exhausted, to study and grow without the burden of commuting by investing just "1 minute" a day. The content is organized into four sections according to the work flow of new nurses.

It even motivates new nurses by explaining things that might make you think, "What's all this about?", such as "How to answer the phone, what to do when supplies are scarce, how to remember names," as well as the reasons for trivial actions, such as "Why do you give antibiotics by IV alone, why do you do a culture test?"

"1 Minute Nursing Knowledge" is a book published exclusively for new nurses, by new nurses, and about new nurses. It is not recommended for nurses with more than three years of experience.

There may be many moments when you feel scolded every day and your self-esteem drops, but I hope that this book will help new nurses adapt to clinical practice, along with the thought that they are doing well enough now.