Duke, Rutgers, University of Alabama-Birmingham, and nine other colleges and universities have been recognized as the “2019 Best Schools for Men in Nursing” by the American Association for Men in Nursing (AAMN). Winning institutions are selected based on the significant
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Healthcare providers all over the globe are fighting the good fight, working to inculcate healthy hand hygiene habits among youngsters. In Ottawa, Canada, schoolchildren aged 6 through 9 are following the World Health Organization’s (WHO) six-step hand-washing routine while singing
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It is well-known that people with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) face a heavy stigma in society at large. For instance, in Victoria, BC, while exceptional caregivers such as Corey Ranger, the roving Narcan-toting nurse are
The nurse-founded company Soothing Scents had a free giveaway contest for DailyNurse readers earlier this month, and three lucky entrants won special kits containing a sampler of Soothing Scents products: Lauren Hancock Allison Harting Lisa Hoffmann Soothing Scents creates evidence-based,
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In the US News and World Report rankings for best online nursing degree programs, the following schools have emerged at the top of the list for best online Family Nurse-Practitioner graduate programs: 1: Duke University (Private School, Durham, NC) #1
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For the 18th year in a row, Americans have rated the honesty and ethics of nurses highest among a list of professions that Gallup asks U.S. adults to assess annually. In 2019 nursing once again topped the poll, with nurses
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As a resolution for the new year, prepare to take a stand against bullying. Sadly, new nurses are often lost to the profession for the most disturbing of reasons: workplace bullying. Even the greenest nursing student soon hears the phrase,
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Did you get a good night’s rest? Nurses, like many other health care providers, frequently work shifts that lead to sleepiness and fatigue. In fact, 55% of nurses work more than 40 hours a week, and one in five nurses
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For nurses, therapeutic inhaled essential oils (TIEO) provide a welcome solution; there is no need to get a doctor’s order, administer a pill, insert an IV or monitor for drug interactions. Because it is a designated nursing intervention and not
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AMN Healthcare—a recruiting organization engaged in hospital staffing services and workforce solutions—has released its biennial RN Survey of 19,967 nurses from locations around the country. While the outlook is not overwhelmingly negative, the findings depict a challenging road ahead for
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