According to the New York Times, there were over a million health care jobs lost during the pandemic. That might seem like a paradox, considering so many people needed medical help due to COVID-19. But, this time around, the health […]
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The National Institutes of Health awarded nearly $470 million to build a national study population of diverse research volunteers and support large-scale studies on the long-term effects of COVID-19. The NIH REsearching COVID to Enhance Recovery (RECOVER) Initiative made the parent award
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Yes, she’s a frontline nurse during the apex of the Delta summer surge, but Nurse of the Week Misty Freeman, RN, CCRN knows that she’s where she belongs. The North Carolina ICU nurse told local reporter Wylie Bell Richmond, “I
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Most of us began the 2020 spring semester teaching in face-to-face classrooms and then had to quickly move to online instruction. When face-to-face classes were suspended, Widener University’s School of Nursing faculty engaged students through synchronous and asynchronous approaches. All
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Latinos are the largest and youngest racial minority group in the U.S. representing roughly a quarter of all people younger than 30 years old. Duke University School of Nursing’s new Center for Latino Adolescent and Family Health (CLAFH) serves to
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As an intensive care physician in Southern California who endured the onslaught of COVID-19 in 2020, it has been deeply disheartening to experience chillingly familiar scenes all over again. The ICUs in the University of California San Diego Health hospital
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There’s a nursing shortage that is not only affecting the United States, but the entire world. And research is showing that it could to get worse. That’s why it’s crucial for nurses to stay happy and not completely burnout. And
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The American Nurses Association (ANA), representing the interests of the nation’s 4.3 million registered nurses, supports the actions included in President Joe Biden’s multi-pronged COVID-19 Action Plan, “Path out of the Pandemic” released last Thursday, in particular the new requirements
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Recognizing the demanding working conditions its members and all emergency nurses face as this long public health crisis continues, the Emergency Nurses Association on Friday announced Emergency Nursing 2021 will shift to a fully virtual event taking place Sept. 22-24.
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If you’re a nurse who loves poring over research, or feels passionate about bringing evidence to the bedside, then doctoral nursing just might be your perfect career path. Of course, earning a doctorate takes significant time and effort. But because
