Chart Like A Boss combines real charting frameworks, clinical history guidance, and team communication tips to help nurses document with more confidence and less second-guessing on every shift.
✅ Covers Every Major Charting Style — Narrative & SBAR Explained
✅ Step-By-Step Clinical History Gathering Guide
✅ Built-In Communication Tips for Healthcare Teams
✅ Backed by ANA & Joint Commission References
Every section comes from real clinical experience — not generic advice or recycled textbook content. Written by Najah R. Goodman, MSN, RN, to speak directly to what nurses actually deal with on shift.
No guesswork needed. Charting styles, abbreviations, and assessment guides are all organized so you always know exactly where to look.
New admissions, unclear notes, second-guessing your charting — this book meets you there with clear answers already prepared, so you're never caught unsure.
Skip the second-guessing, skip the searching — one book gives you the answers when you're not sure how to chart it.
Skip the second-guessing, skip the searching — one book gives you the answers when you're not sure how to chart it.
Complete A-Z reference, plus the Joint Commission "Do Not Use" list — so you always chart it right.
Covers every major charting style — Narrative, Focused, SBAR & more. Clear, easy to follow, written by a working RN.
Charting styles, clinical history gathering, assessments, communication guidelines, and abbreviations — organized so you always know exactly where to look.
* Stat count and topic references based on book contents.
Keep it nearby during your shift — at the nurses' station, in your bag, or with your other reference materials. It's organized so you can quickly find the charting style, abbreviation, or guideline you need in the moment, rather than reading it cover to cover first.
No. It's written in clear, practical language by a working RN (Najah R. Goodman, MSN, RN), so it's accessible whether you're a nursing student or years into practice.
Charting styles including narrative, focused, and SBAR; head-to-toe assessments and review of systems; 900+ commonly used medical abbreviations A-Z; the Joint Commission "Do Not Use" list; clinical history gathering; and communication guidelines between healthcare providers and nurses.
No — it's a practical, on-the-job reference guide, not a full academic textbook. Think of it as the quick-reference companion you keep on hand during shifts, not something that replaces your core coursework.
Yes — it's especially built for new grads navigating charting for the first time, though seasoned nurses use it as a quick refresher and reference tool too.
Yes — it's a popular pick for nursing school graduation gifts, new hire welcome gifts, or for any nurse who could use a confidence boost with documentation.
No. It's written in clear, practical language by a working RN (Najah R. Goodman, MSN, RN), so it's accessible whether you're a nursing student or years into practice.
No — it's a practical, on-the-job reference guide, not a full academic textbook. Think of it as the quick-reference companion you keep on hand during shifts, not something that replaces your core coursework.
Yes — it's a popular pick for nursing school graduation gifts, new hire welcome gifts, or for any nurse who could use a confidence boost with documentation.
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