Privacy & Terms of Use

 INFORMATION & PRIVACY

Any information shared on NarrativeNurseProject.com or its affiliated social media sites will comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA). 

The Narrative Nurse Project respects all aspects of people including race, ethnicity, gender identification & expression, age, religion, ability, and socio-economic background.

Those leaving comments on any sites linked with narrativenurseproject.com must follow HIPAA guidelines and should not include ANY information allowing a patient to be identified. Michelle reserves the right to remove any comments not meeting this standard or any comments that are found to be offensive, threatening, misleading, inappropriate, or not meeting the standard outlined above.

Ideas and comments expressed by guests on the Narrative Nurse Project Podcast or written publications are theirs alone and do not necessarily represent those of the Narrative Nurse Project, Michelle Dedeo Consulting LLC, or Michelle Dedeo.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

NarrativeNurseProject.com, the linked social media accounts, and the content posted is the intellectual property of Michelle Dedeo & Michelle Dedeo Consulting LLC. The content published is copyrighted. 

TERMS OF USE

Please reach out to Michelle through the "Contact" page of this website to receive permission in writing if you wish to use or share any material.

DISCLAIMER

Information found on NarrativeNursePorject.com or its social media sites will always comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA).  

The Narrative Nurse Project is a narrative storytelling collective about the practice of nursing. Nurses sharing their stories have given permission and approval of the story they are sharing. Facts, identifying characteristics, names, dates, etc may be changed to protect the privacy of the people involved or included in the story.

Michelle Dedeo is an experienced & practicing registered nurse. She is a licensed clinical nurse specialist (CNS), educated with a Doctorate in Nursing Practice (DNP), and holds and maintains certifications in critical care, as an acute care clinical nurse specialist, neuroscience, stroke, trauma, and as a nurse educator. She is not licensed to prescribe medications and is not a nurse practitioner. Discussing and integrating evidence is a significant part of CNS practice. Always follow your facility's policies, procedures, and protocols. 

Each nurse is responsible to know and understand the Scope and Standards of nursing practice established by the State Board of Nursing in the state where you practice and policies representing your organization.

Opinions expressed are those of the person speaking and do not represent any employer.

Please see NCSBN (https://www.ncsbn.org/3739.htm) for guiding principles used for podcasting and social media within the Narrative Nurse Project.