Even in the most challenging moments, progress shows up. Recent reports reveal that while 45.5% of nurses say violence has risen in their workplaces, …
New Tools and Training Give Nurses More Security in Tough Settings Read More »
What if the medicines we count on to treat everyday infections didn’t work quite as well anymore? In other words, no quick fixes for strep throat or UTIs, and surgeries without the usual protection from infections. While that might sound
Battling Superbugs in Vulnerable Communities — Minority Nurses on the Defensive Line Read More »
Nurses are built differently. Most people dream of lounging on a beach and switching off completely—but for some nurses out there, the idea of doing n…
Nurses Abroad: Finding Rest and Purpose in Senior Care Read More »
Nursing at the bedside is no walk in the park — and nurses don’t need reminding. Twelve-hour shifts, constant alarms, short staffing, and the emotiona…
Stepping Off the Floor — How Procurement Nursing Offers a Break from Bedside Burnout Read More »
Nurses are natural multitaskers, and now, a small part of their work includes helping protect patient privacy. According to the HIPAA Journal, over 13…
Healthcare Privacy and the Evolving Role of Nurses Read More »
Community nurses — registered nurses who provide healthcare to people within their homes, healthcare centers, or elsewhere in the local community — will be i…
Community Nurses Are Key To A Healthier America Read More »
Being a nurse is one of the most challenging yet rewarding professions. While they deserve all the praise for their hard work, it’s essential to consider how…
In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, nurses require effective tools to enhance connections between patients and providers. Ensuring accurate medication administration and that every voice is heard can improve patient outcomes. With this in mind, we highlight five essential tools: Patient
Essential Tools for Enhancing Patient Communication and Safety in Nursing Read More »
“I need a breath of fresh air to clear my head and recharge.” Whether you’re a seasoned nurse or just starting out, you’ve probably said this to your colleagues (or thought it to yourself) during your medical career at least
The Importance of Fresh Air and Temperature for Nurses’ Physical and Mental Health Read More »
