Leaders and leadership play a key role in nursing at all times and are absolutely vital in a period of crisis. DailyNurse spoke with leadership expert Dr. Marion Broome (Ph.D, RN, FAAN), Dean of the Duke University School of Nursing […]
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Prompted by the World Health Organization initiative to have 80% of nurses possess a bachelor’s degree by 2020, in fall 2020, Salish Kootenai College will become the first tribal college to offer a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). Located
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The position is just a few years old at this point, but nurse navigators are proving their worth as they shepherd patients and families in their journeys through the healthcare system. What does a nurse navigator do? In an interview
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There is a nationwide call for travel nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic, and with the demand comes offers of substantial financial compensation for those willing to care for patients under conditions of extreme risk. Across the US—especially in states such
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As a nursing student looking ahead at my career, Covid-19 may be my best professor I have yet had. Professor Covid-19 is teaching me how to be a leader, and the difference from a good nurse from an exceptional nurse
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Counties across Oregon are suffering from a shortage of primary care Nurse Practitioners (PCNPs), according to a 2019 survey. A recent study from the Oregon Center for Nursing found that despite the promising national statistics reported by the American Association
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Learn recruitment strategies that tie in with National Nurses Week and how they can be a helpful tool in gaining quality nursing staff that you are more likely to retain. With the national nursing shortage still an issue today, recruiting
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Demand for healthcare professionals is at an all-time high due to COVID-19, and this includes gig nurses. Unlike other industries that are shuttering or moving to remote interaction, the nursing profession is facing unprecedented demand. Nurses cannot self-quarantine; they are
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The US is experiencing a nationwide shortage of sexual assault nurse examiners, forcing many states to find their own solutions. According to beckershospitalreview.com, a 2016 study conducted by the US Government Accountability Office analyzed six states and found that the
It’s now officially flu season, which means more patients than ever need to get vaccines in addition to the usual shots. But given the rise in anti-vaccination sentiment over the past few years, some patients are suspicious of anyone in
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