Set the cache duration on the data source to 24 hours and refresh the source CSV weekly from the IAFN roster export. SleekRank reads the current sheet on the next cache cycle and dropped rows return 404 cleanly. The XML sitemap regenerates so Google drops removed nurses within one crawl pass.

Yes. Add a conditional selector mapping that targets the credential badge and a separate list mapping that renders pediatric-specific resources only when the credential column is SANE-P. The same base page renders multiple credential variants without separate hand-built templates or copies.

Remove the row from the source sheet. On the next cache cycle the URL returns 404 and the sitemap regenerates. If the nurse wants a redirect to a hospital page instead, point the slug at a redirect rule in your normal WordPress redirects plugin before deleting the row from the sheet entirely.

Yes, given the pages carry per-row specifics. Each nurse has a unique name, city, credential, and scope combination, which signals to Google that the page is not boilerplate. Submitting the auto-generated sitemap in Search Console accelerates the first crawl pass and coverage lands within three weeks.

County sites own the URL, layout, sidebar links, and intake form. A SleekRank page sits on the IAFN domain or your own site, uses your branding, captures the inquiry directly, and links out only to verified SANE-credentialed peers and crisis hotlines. The nurse controls the canonical record openly.

Yes. Add a hospital_phone and a crisis_hotline_url column to the sheet. A selector mapping injects a contact block with hospital number and a 24-hour hotline link on each forensic nurse page. Rows with empty values fall back to a generic IAFN resource card with national hotline numbers.

Most SANE certifications are US-based, but Canada, Australia, and the UK have crossover. Add country and locale columns to the sheet. A second page group with pattern /forensic-nurse/country/{slug}/ emits one URL per country. The base template references locale for phone and date formatting properly.

Yes, as long as the source data carries those fields. IAFN tracks the year of certification and many nurses list their training program through the IAFN registry. A list mapping renders a small training history block on each forensic nurse page, which helps colleagues recognize a familiar training institution.