ChatGPT in geriatric nursing education is rapidly changing how students access information, practice clinical reasoning, and engage with learning. From personalized learning and simulation-based practice to concerns about misinformation, overreliance, and critical thinking, the rise of ChatGPT is reshaping conversations […]
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Hospitals and health systems across the U.S. are grappling with a national staffing crisis that leaves nurses stretched thin. Instead of devoting the majority of their energy to patient care, many nurses find themselves spending hours each shift bogged down
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What does it take to be a NICU nurse caring for the tiniest, most vulnerable patients? For Monique King, RN, BSN, at Children’s Hospital of New Orleans (CHNOLA), it means combining medical skill with compassion—supporting fragile newborns and their families
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I grew up in Marietta, Oklahoma, in a home with five kids, full of structure, love, and faith. My parents did not have much — my dad worked in roofing, and my mom had to stop working after developing heart
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As the U.S. healthcare system faces an aging population and a worsening nursing shortage, the profession is at a crossroads. The challenge is not just about recruiting enough nurses but creating real opportunities for growth, leadership, innovation, and now AI-driven
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Nurse leaders report persistent gaps in practice readiness among new nurses — and they’re affecting patient care, staff turnover, and the bottom line. Specifically, CNOs cite needs for better clinical judgment, prioritization, team communication, and greater ability to meet specialty
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A nurse accidentally discovers a recording of himself giving patient care that has been posted on the Facebook page of a patient’s family member. Another nurse receives a notice that a State Board of Nursing complaint has been filed against
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As Diabetes Awareness Month shines a spotlight on one of the most pressing health challenges facing Americans today, nurse practitioners and advanced practice providers are gaining a timely new resource designed specifically for their needs. A new book by Angela
As diabetes prevalence continues to rise across the United States, delivering high-quality, evidence-based care requires more than medical guidelines—it requires clinicians who can bridge science and patient experience. According to Adrianna Nava, PhD, MPA, RN, Research Scientist at the National
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The American Nurses Association (ANA) is sounding the alarm after H.R.1 became law, warning that deep Medicaid cuts could strip coverage from nearly 12 million Americans and push the nation’s healthcare system to the breaking point. “We are deeply concerned
