KnowMyVoice® Episode 9: The Magic of Being Prepared

KnowMyVoice® Episode 10: Finding an Informatics Preceptor

In episode 10 of Know My Voice, Dr. Kelley discusses her recommendations for finding Informatics Preceptors from the perspective of a possible preceptor at iCare. She shares her recommendations on timing, goals, and finding the right fit.

KnowMyVoice® Episode 9: The Magic of Being Prepared

The new year is upon us! Welcome 2026. A new year often brings desires to make goals for where one wants to be by the end of the year. What if I told you that there was magic in being prepared? Episode 9 discusses this topic with Dr. Kelley

KnowMyVoice® Ep. 8: "If it is not documented, it is not done."

A phrase commonly known amongst nurses and healthcare professionals is, "If it is not documented, it is not done." In Episode 8, Dr. Kelley discusses the phrase, its meaning, and its limitations to nursing practice. Yet, documentation is a communication tool. In the digital age, the opportunity presents to evolve our thinking about the role of documentation. Take a listen and if you have an idea for a podcast episode topics to cover or questions of curiosity, send us an email at either contact@nightingaleapps.com or contactus@icarenursingsolutions.com. Enjoy the listen. Be well and take care, ~ Dr. Kelley

KnowMyVoice® Episode 7: The State of GenAI Report 2025

In Episode 7 of KnowMyVoice®, Dr. Kelley reflects on the recent report from MIT: The GenAI Divide: State of AI in Business 2025 that was highlighted in a recent Fortune's article. Dr. Kelley examines key findings from the report and reflects on the findings in the context of innovative change in healthcare delivery. Take a listen and if you have an idea for a podcast episode topics to cover or questions of curiosity, send us an email at either contact@nightingaleapps.com or contactus@icarenursingsolutions.com. Enjoy your start to September. Be well and take care, ~ Dr. Kelley

KnowMyVoice® Episode 6: Nursing Care is Complex

In Episode 6 of KnowMyVoice®, Dr. Kelley reflects on the continued conversation of artificial intelligence (AI) and it's potential influence on healthcare delivery in tandem with the complexity and lack of predictability of a nurse's shift. Dr. Kelley describes how AI is a tool to facilitate the use of information that does have value in nursing. However, care also depends on the human connection. Take a listen and if you have an idea for a podcast episode topics to cover or questions of curiosity, send us an email at either contact@nightingaleapps.com or contactus@icarenursingsolutions.com. Enjoy your Sunday. Be well and take care, ~ Dr. Kelley