LeAnne Lovett-Floom

Bio

Master's prepared nursing leader with over 16 years of experience in various fields within the healthcare industry. Experience in direct patient care, quality/process improvement, management, program/project management, legal consulting, and contract management. Certifications include:Master's of Science in Nursing (MSN), Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN), Trauma Nurse Specialist (TNS), and Public Health Nurse (PHN), & Lean Six Sigma


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  • Sigma Theta Tau International, AWHONN

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  • LeAnne Lovett-Floom
    How can I be prepared for a disaster when traveling?

    You can prepare yourself when traveling in the following ways:

    • Keep up with routine servicing for your vehicle
    • Maintain fuel levels greater than 1/2 when traveling
    • Keep emergency kit in the vehicle
    • Emergency kit should include: Glowstick, Batteries, flashlight, water for 36 hrs,
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  • LeAnne Lovett-Floom
    What can I use to cover my nose and mouth in cold weather?
    Noses can be very sensitive to temperature changes. In order to keep those sensitive noses covered, you may want to use a scarf, turtleneck, or dickie. Remember to wash those items regularly if you are covering your nose and mouth, as those are prime areas for germs to collect during cold season....  Full Post
  • LeAnne Lovett-Floom
    Why is seeking immediate emergency help critical during a heart attack?
    Seeking emergency help during a heart attack is crucial in order to preserve heart muscle. One saying in the field is "time is muscle." Every minute that the cardiac tissue goes without oxygen, is one more section of heart that will no longer function properly; thus, decreasing the amount of oxygen...  Full Post
  • LeAnne Lovett-Floom
    Why is seeking immediate emergency help critical during a heart attack?
    Seeking emergency help during a heart attack is crucial in order to preserve heart muscle. One saying in the field is "time is muscle." Every minute that the cardiac tissue goes without oxygen, is one more section of heart that will no longer function properly; thus, decreasing the amount of oxygen...  Full Post
  • LeAnne Lovett-Floom
    How can I help prepare my family for a disaster?

    You can prepare your family for an emergency in several ways. 

    • Have a plan--augmented for a variety of potential disasters/emergencies
    • Discuss the plan with all family members
    • Practice the plan once a month or once a quarter 
    • Compile important documents in a portable file that
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  • LeAnne Lovett-Floom
    Is emotional trauma serious?

    Emotional trauma can be acute or may become a chronic issue if not treated. Chronic emotional trauma can often be described as a form of post-traumatic stress syndrome or PTSD. As with other chronic health conditions, chronic emotional trauma can lead not only to depression, but also to other health c

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  • LeAnne Lovett-Floom
    Why do people having heart attack signs often delay seeking emergency care?

    People often delay seeking medical care for cardiac symptoms because they do not know that many subtle signs may be the overall result of an impending heart attack. Others may not know at all due to other underlying health issues such as diabetes, fibromyalgia, indigestion (GERD) or other issues. Unfo

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  • LeAnne Lovett-Floom
    Research has shown that relaxation and certain smells calm the body. A body in a state of stress is more at risk for certain health problems. Take time out for your health. Your body will appreciate it!