External Accessibility Tutorials & Resources
Easterseals Crossroads
- A11y – Basic Web and Document Accessibility
- Free web and document accessibility webinars and resources
Examples of Nurses Overcoming Disabilities
- Danielle, a Nurse with a Disability (9:42)
- Born missing a limb from her elbow, Danielle found ways to succeed in nursing school, graduate and land a job as a pediatric nurse.
- How to insert an IV with one hand (7:52)
- Eileen Quinn RN, BSN from the National Organization of Nurses with Disabilities demonstration of how to insert an IV with one hand.
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