Diane McLaughlin DNP, AGACNP-BC, CCRN, FNCS, FCCM is an acute care nurse practitioner at Mayo Clinic Florida and Baptist Medical Center Lyerly Neurocritical Care. She specializes in the field of neurocritical care and is a world expert and international speaker on topics such as stroke, advanced practice provider (APP) training and point-of-care ultrasound. She is active in healthcare, particularly in her work with the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), serving on Strategic Planning, Congress Program Planning, ACCM Awards, and Social Media Committees. She is a member of the American College of Critical Care Medicine as a Fellow of Critical Care Medicine, which is a designation honoring practitioners who have made outstanding contributions in critical care. Dr. McLaughlin is a member of the Neurocritical Care Society Guidelines committee and former APP Leadership committee and serves as a Social Media Ambassador for the Neurocritical Care Journal. She was also inducted as a Fellow of Neurocritical Care in 2022. She is the only nurse practitioner currently holding both FCCM and FNCS accolades. She is passionate about APP training and has taught at multiple colleges and universities. She spends much of her free time helping to advance the role of the critical care advanced practice provider at the bedside. She is knowledgeable in research and academia, with many publications, presentations, book chapters and authored Fast Facts about Neurocritical Care for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants, Fast Fact about Stroke for Advanced Nurses, and now Fast Facts about Cardiac Surgery Nursing. She was a 2024 honoree of the University of Florida as one of the 40 Gators Under 40.
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Examines new information on critical life-sustaining technologies In its fourth edition, this highly respected companion for the cardiac surgery nurse continues to provide---in quick-access format---the collective wisdom of experts, the latest research findings, and practical insights into providing exemplary cardiac nursing care. With an abundance of new information, the resource reflects significant advances made in the cardiac field. This edition has expanded chapters dedicated to Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) and other mechanical support devices, offering a deep dive into the critical function of these life-sustaining technologies. A new chapter on Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) spotlights a revolutionary approach to cardiac patient care, breaking down its complex protocols into manageable strategies. Additionally, the fourth edition continues to examine the challenges and intricacies of several new surgical techniques and their implications for nursing care. Featuring vital information for both new and seasoned nurses, the resource is designed to facilitate speedy information retrieval. It is comprised of clearly organized chapters with bulleted information, brief paragraphs, boxed indicators highlighting key information, and Fast Facts boxes on topics ranging from the pathophysiology of various cardiac conditions to the nuanced management of post-operative complications. The emphasis on evidence-based practices ensures that the information is not just current but also clinically relevant. Purchase includes online access via most mobile devices or computers. New to the Fourth Edition: Delivers new information on ECMO and other life-saving mechanical support devices Provides increased focus on patient-centered care Spotlights the revolutionary approach of ERAS to cardiac patient care Examines the benefits and challenges of several new surgical techniques and their nursing implications Key Features: Serves as a handy pocket reference for new and experienced cardiac care nurses Provides bulleted information, brief paragraphs, and boxes highlighting key information for quick information retrieval Organized for easy access to equipment, procedures, and pre- and post-op specialty care
Chapter 1: Cardiac Surgery Nursing: Introduction Chapter 2: Coronary heart disease management Chapter 3: Valvular heart disease management Chapter 4: Preoperative workup Chapter 5: Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery Chapter 6: Valvular Heart Surgery Chapter 7: Surgical Ablation Chapter 8: Mechanical Circulatory Support Chapter 9: ECMO Chapter 10: Immediate Post-operative car Chapter 11: Common Immediate Complications Chapter 12: Ready to Transfer? Chapter 13: Intermediate Care Management Chapter 14: Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Chapter 15: Discharge and Disposition Chapter 16: Study Questions, Case Studies, and Answers