A new Master’s in Nursing Informatics program is being launched at Western Governor’s University (WGU) in Salt Lake City, UT. The program is being offered through the College of Health Professions to train students to prepare, gather, document, and analyze […]
If you’re like most nurses, you probably got into the nursing profession to help people and make a difference in their lives. At times, however, the constant demands of caring for patients can feel overwhelming and exhausting. By making your
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On December 9th, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) celebrated the official start of construction on the new University of Nebraska Medical Center’s (UNMC) College of Nursing Lincoln Division and University Health Center building. The shared facility will be built on
Below, I interview Rachel Barone, a registered nurse (RN) who works in an emergency department (ED) and also at an outpatient radiology center. Tell me about your background in nursing. Was this your first or second career? My background in
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In response to a nationwide effort to increase and improve all graduate nursing programs, the University of Portland School of Nursing has created two new master’s programs. According to UPBeacon.com, these new programs will bring new directions and opportunities to
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In the midst of a nationwide nursing shortage, many nursing schools around the country have attempted to increase their capacity for incoming classes which isn’t always possible because of insufficient faculty numbers. The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) has
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If you have a nurse on your holiday list this year, you have lots of choices for great gifts that are both meaningful and useful. Here are a few ideas to get you started. Relaxing Shower and Bath Stuff Nurses
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Lindsay Norris, an oncology nurse from Kansas City, has had the unfortunate experience of telling dozens of patients that they have cancer. But she never thought she would find herself on the other side of that conversation. After being diagnosed
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Depression in nurses is considered a silent epidemic, with nurses experiencing depression at twice the rate of others individuals according to a 2013 initiative from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. When University of Kentucky (UK) senior nursing student Sarah Wise
