It’s going to be a bad day: How to care for a non-compliant patient
NP’s take the time to listen and understand what the patient wants or is thinking, even if that means performing multimodal therapy.
All articles by Sean P. L'Huillier, MS, APRN, FNP-C, CEN
Managing pain in primary care
A FNP reflects on his experiences working with pain management patients prescribed opioids.
Nurse practitioner treatment of hepatitis C in primary care
Hepatitis C treatment improves outcomes and experiences for patient and provider.
Celebrating a 1-year anniversary as an FNP
An FNP reflects on the lessons he has learned in practice throughout the year.
A bumpy transition into the role of an FNP
Sometimes, stepping into a new professional role takes longer than expected.
How to prepare for the AANP exam
A recent FNP graduate breaks down how he prepared to take (and pass) the AANP exam.
I welcome our galactic nursing overlord: A nurse responds to The View
Nurses who have united over comments on The View should use this momentum as a catalyst for change.
Conquering the beast of NP boards
Planning ahead can help reduce the anxiety that comes along with final exams and boards.
Recognizing the importance of practitioners’ paperwork
Practitioners must commit to completing their non-clinical office tasks in timely and accurate ways.
What I learned during my pediatrics rotation
Working in pediatrics takes good communication and negotiation skills – as well as some hand sanitizer and tissues to ward off the extra germs.
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