When dealing with any patients, nurses want to be respectful. But there may be some confusion as to what they should do or say when treating patients who are transgender or genderqueer. Jennifer Flynn, CPHRM, Risk Manager with the Nurses […]
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News of nursing strikes and protests for better wages was a popular topic in early 2016, but nurses from the Veterans Administration Healthcare System in San Diego, CA were protesting for a different reason this week – working conditions. As
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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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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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Yale New Haven Hospital (YNHH) recently received a grant from the US Department of Labor to support its Nurse Residency Apprenticeship Program, a workplace training program for recently graduated nurses. According to YaleDailyNews.com, Yale New Haven Hospital will receive $3,500
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Western New Mexico University’s (WNMU) first group of students to complete the traditional pre-licensure Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program graduated at a pinning ceremony held this week. These graduates are already leading in their field simply by
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Creative Nursing: A Journal of Values, Issues, Experience, and Collaboration is a peer-reviewed professional journal, with an overarching theme for each year and a related theme for each of our quarterly issues. Creative Nursing 2017 has been a year of
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My name is LaShayah (call me Shay), and I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) for six years. I honestly love what I do! Although some people may look at me as the poop cleaner or waitress, I see
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To help combat the stress of nursing school, the Student Nurses’ Association (SNA) at Grand Valley State University (GVSU) created a Transitions Mentorship Program which is in its third semester. The student-run organization immerses GVSU nursing students into the medical
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