After 4,800 Allina Health nurses at five Twin Cities hospitals went on a weeklong strike in June that didn’t result in a deal, the nurses have voted again to authorize a second strike that will last until a contract is […]
According to statistics, gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM) comprise more than half of the population living with HIV/AIDS in the US despite accounting for only 2 percent of the population. Rebecca Schnall, PhD, assistant
A new study from the UCLA School of Nursing shows that eye-tracking technology could improve nursing education by reducing the role of subjective assessments, providing more consistent evaluations. Eye-tracking technology has been used for testing and training airline pilots, and
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When a Naval aircrewman witnessed a life-or-death moment taking place on the San Diego-Coronado Birdge last Monday, he pulled over to stop a man from leaping into the bay below. As the sailor struggled with the man attempting suicide, he
Faye Hummel, Director of the School of Nursing at University of Northern Colorado (UNC), is one of 17 distinguished nursing educators in the United States selected for induction into the 10th class of fellows of the National League of Nursing’s
A new program from Oakland University’s (OU) School of Nursing at Focus Hope in central Detroit has $800,000 in grant money intended to provide full tuition for specially qualified applicants. The program’s purpose is to help people get back on
As a labor and delivery nurse at UC Davis Medical’s Women’s Pavilion, Aracely Eres was well aware that advanced nursing degrees are necessary for healthcare because of the industry’s value of education and credentials. More and more hospitals are expecting
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The Yale School of Nursing (YSN) hosted 100 students this summer for the first-ever National Student Leadership Conferences’ (NSLC) nursing program. Students who took part in the program were given insight into available careers in the nursing field, an overview
Mary Walls-Penney is a geriatric nurse. Most of her patients suffer from dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, but even when they don’t recognize her they’re always happy to see her. Walls-Penney knows she works hard as a nurse, always trying to
The Rheumatology Nurses Society (RNS) is a non-profit professional nursing organization committed to the development and education of nurses to benefit patients living with rheumatologic diseases. RNS recently announced its “Heroes of Caring” project, an initiative aimed at recognizing and
