Pressure ulcers—commonly known as bedsores—have been a healthcare challenge for millennia, and researchers continue to seek ways to prevent and treat them. One “rising star” in the study of pressure ulcers is DonnaLee Pollack, RN, MSN, MPH, FNP-C, CWCN-AP, who […]
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As the pandemic highlights the nation’s nursing shortage, new schools are opening in an attempt to close the gap. One new educational opportunity for aspiring BSNs and LPNs in 2021 is the Herzing University Tampa campus. To learn more about
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The coronavirus pandemic has had a profound impact on the lives and livelihoods of individuals and institutions around the world. The cumulative civic and social costs have been devastating, exacerbated by the economic ramifications of a worldwide recession and tumultuous
Managing Your Finances in the Covid Era: A Guide for CRNAs Read More »
As the largest contingent within the health care workforce, nurses are vital to shaping the future of not just their profession but medicine as a whole. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, seasoned nurses and those currently studying to join their
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Telehealth was an option before the COVID-19 pandemic, but it has now become a necessity. In fact, the health care profession has changed significantly since the crisis began, and recent surveys show that two out of three individuals have used
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There are more than 9 million Veterans being cared for by VA. That adds up to a lot of X-rays, ultrasounds, CAT scans, and MRIs performed each year at more than 1,200 facilities across the nation. None of these vital
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Bethany Macchi, BSN, RN-CCRN has worked in a pediatrics cardiac ICU unit for nearly five years, and also worked as a travel nurse earlier this year. As a follow-up to last week’s interview with NurseFly about the current career outlook
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Communication of all kinds is especially important in nursing. But this isn’t limited to conversations between nurses and patients, family, or staff. Another crucial form of communication is interoperability—when different technologies can communicate with each other. Susan Niemeier, MHA, BSN,
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Diabetes Awareness Day is on November 14: are you up to speed on one of our longer-running pandemics? The second part of our two-part interview with diabetes specialists Debra Dudley, RN, CDN, BS and Lori Weiss, BSN, RN, CPN, CDCES
Diabetes Nurses: On the Frontlines of a Long-Term Pandemic (Part Two) Read More »
Is the job market for pediatric travel nurses on the rebound after the initial Covid slump? Where is demand spiking—and what should your paycheck look like? In this interview with DailyNurse, NurseFly founder Parth Bhakta answers these questions and describes
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