Yes, in 2021 we can continue to cite nurses as the most trusted professionals in the United States. It should come as little surprise that the events of 2020 elevated trust in nurses to a record high. This year, not
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In a year in which so many nurses displayed bravery, suffered hardships, and shone in countless ways, DailyNurse might easily have featured a “Nurse of the Day” instead of a Nurse of the Week. Nurses have always gone the extra
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The National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) has rolled out two major health campaigns for Black nurses under the auspices of their new wellness initiative, NBNA Resilient Nurse Resource™. The first campaign, RETHINK, launched on December 7, urges Black nurses to
American nurses are becoming iconic images of hope as they receive the first SARS-CoV-2 vaccinations approved for emergency use. A gathering of reporters, officials, and healthcare providers applauded when they witnessed the first vaccination in Oklahoma, as Erica Arrocha, RN
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It took over 100 years, so Nurse of the Week, DNP/FNP-BC Lindsey Harris is more than ready to lead the 100,000 members of the Alabama State Nurses Association (ASNA) as their first African American president. The 37-year-old Harris’s induction, the
On December 14, millions watched videos of Sandra Lindsay, a New York frontline ICU nurse who lost an aunt and an uncle to Covid-19, as she became the first American healthcare provider to receive a shot after the FDA approved
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Fashion Nurses? Of course they’re in New York City. It all started last March on Instagram. New York City artist and designer Rebecca Moses, 62, is accustomed to drawing and painting every day, but life under spring lockdown in NYC
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In Part Two of the DailyNurse interview with Texas Nursing Association (TNA) CEO Cindy Zolnierek, PhD, RN, CAE, we discuss the importance of including a nursing perspective when forming healthcare policies and the TNA’s goals for the coming year. (Click
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The Texas Nurses Association (TNA) has a rich history of accomplishments and has played a key role in setting educational and workplace standards for nurses in the state. Today, the TNA is still tirelessly advocating for nurses and patients in
As hospitalizations and deaths mount, nurses are losing patience with COVID-19 conspiracy theories and distorted libertarian mores that depict masking mandates as an infringement of personal liberty. For frontline nurses tending to Covid patients who shunned masks or insisted on
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