Hosted by Professor Jennawè · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 13 episodes
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Think Like a Provider™ is the clinical reasoning podcast for nursing students, RNs, and NP students who are done memorizing and ready to understand. Hosted by Jennawè, A double board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner & clinical reasoning educator, this podcast teaches the mechanisms behind clinical thinking, not just the answers. Because Aristotle was right: knowing a thing means knowing its cause. And that principle is as true at the bedside as it was in ancient Athens. Every episode builds one of four core competencies: Clinical Reasoning — How to gather cues, build differentials from scratch, recognize patterns, prioritize red flags, and make decisions the way experienced providers actually make them. Not algorithms to memorize. Frameworks to reason with. NP Board Prep — Dedicated episodes for AANP (FNP-C) and ANCC (FNP-BC) candidates. Mechanism-based board prep that explains why the right answer is right — with explicit AANP vs
Professor Jennawè hosts Think Like A Provider | For Nurses, a education show with 13 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Sepsis kills over 20% of the patients it touches annually. And the most dangerous phase. The one where intervention changes everything, looks like almost nothing. A slightly elevated heart rate. A patien
Send us Fan Mail Nursing culture wears sleep deprivation like a badge of honor. The research says that badge is a patient safety risk. This episode breaks down what sleep actually does for your brain — and what happens c
Send us Fan Mail Ever wondered why your brain goes completely blank in a code — even when you know exactly what to do? That's the amygdala hijack. And this episode explains the exact neuroscience behind why it happens an
Send us Fan Mail You don't have a differential problem. You have a method problem. Most NP programs teach you diseases — not the cognitive process of building a differential from the ground up. Both the AANP and ANCC tes
Send us Fan Mail Four patients. Four needs. All at the same time. Your brain freezes — not because you don't know nursing, but because nobody taught you how to actually prioritize. This episode gives you the mechanism be
Send us Fan Mail You can know all the pathophysiology in the world. But if your prefrontal cortex is offline because you haven't eaten since dinner last night, none of it is accessible. This episode is the neuroscience o
Send us Fan Mail A woman walks in for a routine diabetes follow-up. Vitals are normal. But Jennawè's gut screams: something's wrong. Five minutes later, an EKG shows she's having a heart attack. How did she know? This ep
Send us Fan Mail "The patient is short of breath. Should I give oxygen?" Wrong question. The right question: "Why is the patient short of breath?" This episode teaches you how to stop chasing symptoms and start understan
Send us Fan Mail 2,000 practice questions. Failed four times. "I know the content—why do I keep failing?" Because the NCLEX doesn't test knowledge. It tests clinical judgment. This episode breaks down what the exam actua
Send us Fan Mail Episode 4: What Your Patients Are Telling You (That You're Not Hearing) 2:00 AM. Post-op patient. Vitals totally stable. But Jennawè knew he was dying. This episode teaches you how to read your patients
Send us Fan Mail "I studied 8 hours a day. I did thousands of practice questions. I know the content. But I still failed." Sound familiar? This episode breaks down the neuroscience of why memorization fails under pressur
Send us Fan Mail A 23-year-old new mom. "Normal" vital signs. But Jennawè knew she was bleeding to death. This episode breaks down the postpartum hemorrhage case that taught her the most important lesson in clinical reas
Send us Fan Mail Join Jennawè and Alice as they break down the story of a patient who looked "totally fine"—until she wasn't. This episode reveals the critical difference between knowing facts and reasoning clinically, a
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