After 27 years as an emergency RN and over a year as a frontline nurse in the Covid-19 pandemic, Rhode Islander Timothy Aurelio has seen a lot. But, during the height of last year’s surge, the Nurse of the Week
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For a change of pace, this Nurse of the Week was on the receiving side of a rescue—and, instead of driving her car to work, she ended up riding there in an ambulance. The off-duty nurses who (in these stories)
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Most nursing students are eager for opportunities to treat real patients, and sometimes, opportunity knocks much sooner than they might have expected. If you keep your eyes and ears open—and have top-notch study skills like our Nurse of the Week,
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Nurse of the Week, Carla Brown, RN, accompanied by a colleague clutching a clipboard to her chest, is standing outside a house in her North Baton Rouge, LA neighborhood. “You seem kind of impatient when you get to these doors
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Even if you are not working nursing gigs at this point in your career, the field is booming! Gig nursing can be a long-term choice or a great option at different stages of your life. It’s a go-to for brand-new
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This is the second part of our interview with Nurse of the Week Richard Onyait, RN. Richard was an orthopedic clinician in Uganda (where a clinician is equivalent to a PA in the United States), when at age 32 he
Our latest Nurse of the Week has a truly American story. A freshly graduated BSN from Herzing University-Madison, he began work in January as an ED nurse in Madison, Wisconsin. Richard Onyait was born in Uganda and worked there as
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After a succession of disappointing surveys, a new report on a February 16-21 Pew Research poll suggests that Americans are warming to the prospect of getting SARS-CoV-2 jabs this year. The new report shows 69% of US adults plan to
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What can happen if you combine a nurse’s empathy, scientific aptitude, expertise in managing medications, and patient communication skills with cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) technology? Tara Herington, RN, and VP of Cardinal Health Sonexus™ Access and Patient Support, says that
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This week, the DailyNurse Nurse of the Week is one of the heroes of The Rebel Nurse Handbook (a 2020 AJN Book of the Year, awarded third place in Professional Issues). Nurse of the Week Richard Moore (PhD, MBA, BSc,
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