The Office for Healthcare Workforce estimates that South Carolina will have a shortage of 6,400 nurses by 2028. Health care leaders in the state are implementing solutions in hospitals and nursing schools to educate more nurses in the state and […]
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No one ever wants to hear a diagnosis of cancer, but when it happens, oncology nurses are the rock-solid support many patients turn to. As the latest numbers show cancer continues to be a steadily rising health concern, oncology nurses
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Linda Sarna, dean of the UCLA School of Nursing, recently received the 2018 Oncology Nursing Society Lifetime Achievement Award. Sarna was recognized for her leadership of the society’s 39,000 members and for her outstanding career contributions to the field of
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We just recently celebrated National Nurses Week and everyone has returned back to their normal work routine. During Nurses Week many received breakfast, lunch, cookies, candy, pens, t-shirts, and other trinkets from their nurse managers or facility. Unfortunately, many nurses
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We know firsthand what it’s like to be a parent to a millennial nurse. My millennial daughter is married to a travel nurse. They are out living the dream in their “tiny house” on wheels with a beautiful cream-colored golden
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Husson University, located in Bangor, Maine, recently announced a new nursing program that will be offered in the School of Nursing. A fully online nursing track focused on educational leadership will be available to Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
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Nowadays, nurses are increasingly working with patients from different cultural backgrounds. This brings opportunities and challenges for nurses to deliver culturally competent services. Whether working at a hospital, in a nursing home, or within a school, nurses must have the
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Our Nurse of the Week is Amanda Ward Braswell, a 2017 graduate from Baylor University’s Louise Herrington School of Nursing and recent recipient of a Fulbright grant to India. The Fulbright Program is an international educational exchange program sponsored by
Arizona State University (ASU) and Eastern Arizona College (EAC) have partnered to create a concurrent enrollment program that allows students to earn their bachelor’s degree from ASU while studying at EAC’s campus in Thatcher, Arizona. The partnership between EAC and
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According to the American Cancer Society, minorities get colorectal cancer (CRC) more often than other groups. A diet low in animal fats and high in fruits, vegetables and whole grains may reduce the risk for CRC. Diet? Which diet? This
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