Running a nursing program, finding students may be one of your top priorities. In today’s constantly evolving digital world, it can be harder than you think. More information is available than ever before, making it harder to rise above the […]
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In a mutually beneficial collaboration that allows nursing students to receive experiential instruction, Rutgers University‒Camden is partnering with overburdened school nurses in the Vineland School District, who often function as the main COVID-19 officers in their schools. New Jersey’s 2,500
The health care industry has been working hard to reduce its carbon footprint and is finally taking a proactive approach to sustainability and health. However, recent research shows that health care still contributes around 5% of global emissions — and that
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As a photojournalist for more than 20 years, Alan Hawes saw life up close. NFL playoff games from the sidelines. Bruce Springsteen from the front row. Standing on the deck of a barge as the Civil War submarine the H.L.
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The list of fears people have about surgery is long and varied. With the help of a perianesthesia nurse, those concerns–about the procedure itself  to pain afterwards (and all the worries in between)–can be alleviated. As a patient ally before,
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Mothers inspire daughters in untold ways, including choice of profession. However, that dynamic takes on special meaning when the profession is nursing during a pandemic – and when the mother and daughter work at the same organization. Such is the
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Every graduate nurse knows that the final hurdle before they become an RN is passing the NCLEX. This rigorous exam assures that every RN has the competency they need before they enter practice. Failure means retaking the test or, in
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More than half of nurses had difficulty sleeping during the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic—and getting less sleep increased their odds of experiencing anxiety and depression, according to a new study led by researchers at NYU Rory Meyers
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To address health inequities in the United States, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and the Institute of Medicine recommend increased representation of Black and other underserved populations in the health professions. Black nurses are
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A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Internal Medicine (JAMA IM) found several factors – including staff assumptions about minoritized groups – may play a role in the variability in the quality of care provided
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