Carol M. Musil has been named interim dean of the Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing. Musil is taking over for Mary E. Kerr whose term as dean ended in August. Musil is a CWRU […]
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There is a growing demand for more nurses in general and that the demand for male nurses is currently on the rise. Male nurses are increasing their presence at the bedside, hospital, clinic, and nursing home. The American Association for Men in
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Nephrology Nurses Week kicks off today and is a time to appreciate the dedication and expertise nephrology nurses bring to their roles. Nephrology nurses have a distinct role in helping patients across the age spectrum who are dealing with issues
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Today, September 8, celebrates the nurses who work with children and families who are often facing some of the most frightening times of their lives. As Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Nurses Day, today honors a nursing career path in which nurses rely
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The Yale University School of Nursing recently celebrated the opening of a new simulation lab. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held last week, six months after the university broke ground on the project. University President Peter Salovey and Dean of
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Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) recently introduced a new Master of Science dual degree program in nursing administration and healthcare informatics. The program will prepare nurses for entry into management positions in healthcare organizations, and foster skill development in planning,
Our Nurse of the Week is Maureen Moore, a dialysis nurse and clinical manager at Fresenius Kidney Care who chose her career path after her own battle with an aggressive kidney disease. Now, she’s using her own experiences as a
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While anyone who works long hours at a high-stress job is vulnerable to burnout, nurses, doctors, and other medical professionals are at an especially high risk of experiencing this phenomenon, which the Mayo Clinic defines as “a state of physical,
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Eastern Arizona College’s (EAC) Nursing Program has been designated a Center of Excellence in Nursing Education by the National League for Nursing due to its enhanced student learning and professional development. Carolyn McCormies, EAC director of nursing and division chair
Over the past few months there have been several postings of nurses that have passed their Board or certification exams. Congratulations to you all. Unfortunately, there have also been nurses that have not passed and have been discouraged. This is
