It took over 100 years, so Nurse of the Week, DNP/FNP-BC Lindsey Harris is more than ready to lead the 100,000 members of the Alabama State Nurses Association (ASNA) as their first African American president. The 37-year-old Harris’s induction, the […]
On December 14, millions watched videos of Sandra Lindsay, a New York frontline ICU nurse who lost an aunt and an uncle to Covid-19, as she became the first American healthcare provider to receive a shot after the FDA approved
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Fashion Nurses? Of course they’re in New York City. It all started last March on Instagram. New York City artist and designer Rebecca Moses, 62, is accustomed to drawing and painting every day, but life under spring lockdown in NYC
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People with mental illness are at greater risk for developing COVID-19 than the general population, and vice versa — meaning reverberations from the pandemic are likely to be felt long after the virus has been brought to heel. And whether
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A typical winter’s colder temperatures and messy weather makes getting outside more challenging for many people. This year, with so many people spending more time inside and isolated from others, winter could spike loneliness and poorer health. Spending time outside
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In Part Two of the DailyNurse interview with Texas Nursing Association (TNA) CEO Cindy Zolnierek, PhD, RN, CAE, we discuss the importance of including a nursing perspective when forming healthcare policies and the TNA’s goals for the coming year. (Click
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We have all seen the alarming headlines: Coronavirus cases are surging in 40 states, with new cases and hospitalization rates climbing at an alarming rate. Health officials have warned that the U.S. must act quickly to halt the spread – or
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The Texas Nurses Association (TNA) has a rich history of accomplishments and has played a key role in setting educational and workplace standards for nurses in the state. Today, the TNA is still tirelessly advocating for nurses and patients in
Caring for today’s acutely ill hospital patients calls for a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach. When it comes to rating collaboration, however, physicians rate their collaboration with nurses more highly than nurses rate that collaboration, notes a recent study. “A Multisite Study
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We are almost at the end of 2020 and one thing that this pandemic has reinforced is that life is “unpredictable.” It is great to plan, but unexpected events can quickly turn things around. These past 10 months have caused
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