Every day in VA hospitals nationwide, nurses dedicate themselves to help patients reclaim their lives. What they do is more than a career, it’s a calling to restore hope and bring healing to Veterans and their families. Nurses’ strength, skill […]
Two reports find that RNs are both personally and professionally affected by natural disasters As communities hit by natural disasters go down the long path to recovery, it’s important to remember that disasters leave more in their wake than physical
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Calling all nurses! Springer Publishing Company has launched the 2019 Nursing Career Survey, and we want to hear from you! This study is designed for professional nurses and nursing students in every stage of their careers. Springer Publishing Company is
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Indeed recently released a report of the 15 most difficult healthcare roles to fill in the United States, after reviewing which jobs remained unfilled after 60 days. Nurse practitioner roles and agency nurse roles neared the top of the list,
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Recently, we connected with Dr. Mary Lilly to talk about the benefits of being a Primary Care Mental Health Integration (PCMHI) Nurse Practitioner at VA. Her insights will give you a better idea of what it’s like to be on
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Katherine Kuren Black, MSN, RN-BC, shares insights from her book The New Jersey Action Coalition, in response to the Institute of Medicine’s recommendation to implement nurse residency programs across all practice settings, initiated a statewide program for new graduate RNs working in
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Luis considered going to work at a private-sector hospital following military service. But he chose a career as a nurse at VA, in part after benefiting from the care and comradery of VA. “Being a Vet myself, I would like to
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Employee Well-Being Becomes Patient Safety Issue Many years of research has shown that depression among registered nurses is extremely common. One study published last year showed that RNs suffer from depression at almost twice the rate of people in other professions. Now, new research
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When the first nurse practitioner residency programs began, the term “residency” left many in the nursing community unsettled. “One of the concerns of residency programs and that terminology is the suggestion that nurse practitioners are not prepared upon graduation, which is not
War of Words for NPs: ‘Fellowship’ or ‘Residency’? Read More »
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