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Know What to Say - Even When You're Nervous

Get practical scripts and a simple communication structure for the moments that make new nurses free, over-explain, apologize, or stay silent.

Nursing school may teach you what to assess, monitor, and document. It does not always teach you what to say when you need help, do not understand an instruction, remain concerned after speaking up, or have to call a provider with your heart pounding.

The free What to Say Pocket Guide gives you a clear starting point - without pretending that one script fits every nurse, unit, or situation.

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What's Inside ...

  • A three-move structure for organizing what you need to say

  • Scripts for asking for help and admitting uncertainty

  • Language for clarifying an order, instruction, or plan

  • Phrases for raising a concern and speaking again when it remains unresolved

  • A five-part provider-update structure

  • Safer language for promptly addressing a possible mistake

  • Scripts for difficult workplace interactions and specific feedback

  • A practice worksheet and Confidence Evidence reflection

  • A printable shift-pocket card

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Disclaimer

This resource supports communication preparation and professional reflection. It does not provide patient-specific clinical direction or replace clinical judgment, immediate assistance, organizational policies, required reporting procedures, or professional advice.

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From your No-BS Nurse Mentor,

Regina Burrington

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