We all sat around in my living room, friends in the fight against those nursing school teachers who seemed hell-bent on making our lives miserable. There were about ten of us crammed into my small living room for this Saturday […]
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“The $3-9 million or more you’ll likely earn over the course of your medical career is surely an asset worth insuring…” Most people know they need to insure their life, their car, and their home or condo. But they often
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The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center began a Veteran to BSNÂ program through the School of Nursing which has been steadily growing. The program is aimed at veterans with prior military medical training and experience, featuring online classes guided by
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During the holidays, one of the biggest things most people lack is time. With so much extra squeezed into these weeks at the end of the year, it’s hard to finish up all the tasks on your list let alone
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One of the most commonly heard phrases right from day one of nursing school is critical thinking. The common consensus is that everyone has to develop sound critical thinking in order to be a safe and effective, registered nurse (RN).
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Our Nurse of the Week is the nursing program at North Country Community College (NCCC) in Saranac Lake, NY, which donated unused medical supplies and equipment to North Country Mission of Hope. North Country Mission of Hope is in its
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Here come brand-new nurses with their brand-new scrubs, clipboards, nursing shoes, and stethoscopes, eager to start the adventure as a nurse in the real world of nursing. Securing the very first job as a registered nurse is one of the
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As the long history of sexual harassment in Hollywood continues to come to light, many other fields are beginning to speak up as well, including the nursing profession. This female-dominated field is not immune to the nationwide issue of sexual
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There have always been challenges facing nursing students. What are the biggest ones today, and how can students deal with and overcome them? Some experts weigh in. Frederick Richardson, a BSN student and the Breakthrough to Nursing director for the
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When Nurse Practitioners (NPs) begin to work at the R. Adams Crowley Shock Trauma Center in the University of Maryland Medical Center, they are given training that helps integrate them into the ICU. Brooke Andersen, ACGNP-BC, Clinical Program Manager for
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