With the stress of living under lockdown measures and social distancing, it’s more important than ever to care for your mental well-being, but where can you find a therapist? Well, for students at the University of Virginia School of Nursing,
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Leaders and leadership play a key role in nursing at all times and are absolutely vital in a period of crisis. DailyNurse spoke with leadership expert Dr. Marion Broome (Ph.D, RN, FAAN), Dean of the Duke University School of Nursing
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Nurse of the Week Kirsten Flanary has an abundance of the compassionate nature that is a defining characteristic among nurses. This week, she serves as an example of the many nurses around the country who are venturing out of their
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New York City makes its comeback as a notoriously high-decibel town every evening at 7.00PM. Before the advent of COVID-19, New York was America’s noisiest city. The standard volume of Manhattan streets was always at 11, day and night. On
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The American Association of Colleges of Nursing has announced the appointment of Susan Bakewell-Sachs, PhD, RN, FAAN, dean and vice president for nursing affairs at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) School of Nursing as Chair of the AACN Board
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A growing number of nurses and other first responders are living in self- isolation, cut off from the support and affection of their loved ones during the pandemic. To protect their families from the virus, many healthcare providers have been
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Nurses have long utilized a wide variety of creative gifts in treating patients, and our latest Nurse of the Week shares her vocal gifts in the act of caring for those in dire need of good cheer: hospice patients. Over
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COVID-19 social isolation measures are designed to make the population safer, but the stresses of isolation can exacerbate the risk of child abuse. How can this pandemic period affect at-risk children, and what can we do about it? DailyNurse asked
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Prompted by the World Health Organization initiative to have 80% of nurses possess a bachelor’s degree by 2020, in fall 2020, Salish Kootenai College will become the first tribal college to offer a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). Located
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The position is just a few years old at this point, but nurse navigators are proving their worth as they shepherd patients and families in their journeys through the healthcare system. What does a nurse navigator do? In an interview
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