There are some powerful nursing videos out there. Could they be the beginning of a culture shift surrounding how nurses are seen by the public? Check out these four videos that honor the nursing profession. They give an entirely new meaning to the term "moving pictures." 1. A Carolyn Jones Documentary, The American Nurse "To Live, To Die, To Hurt, To Heal." These are the words that flash across the screen in this trailer for the long anticipated documentary, The American Nurse. Watch the trailer and then head here to see if there's a screening in your area. Is this film the beginning of a culture shift surrounding how nurses are seen by the public? 2. A Nurse I Am A Nurse I Am, sponsored by Cherokee Uniforms, is a tribute to nurses, told through the eyes of four recipients of the Inspired Comfort Award. Winners are chosen by judges who consider many applicants, all of whom were nominated by their peers for exceptional service, sacrifice and innovation. 3. A World Without Nurses Produced by Ausmed-Education for Nurses, this 3-minute, goose-bump-and-chills-inducing video elegantly illustrates what a world without nurses might look like. Watch and share. This is one for the public to see. http://youtu.be/XsjNXWIW28w 4. Inspirational Nursing Produced by I-Motus Agency, for the Royal College of Nursing Congress, this video features three incarcerated men who began to discover themselves, and heal for the first time, because of one nurse. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbaPWE9TuWw
What's Popular on Nurse.com

Blog Post
Responding to Active Shooter Incidents: Support for the School Nurse
Zelda Meeker
Discover proactive strategies to support school nurses when responding to active shooter incidents, from preparation and training to mental health care.

Blog Post
HIPAA and Social Media: What Nurses Should Know
Zelda Meeker
Discover how HIPAA and social media impact nursing. Learn the risks of livestreaming, patient privacy issues, and best practices.

Podcast Episode
Episode 4: Nursing in a Post Pandemic World
Cara is joined by Ernest J. Grant, PhD, RN, FAAN to discuss the evolving challenges and critical issues nurses face in the post-Covid era.

Blog Post
Case Dismissed: Lack of Causation Ends Nurse Negligence Claim
Nancy Brent
A nurse negligence lawsuit falls apart over a lack of causation. Learn what this case means for nurses and how to protect your practice.

Blog Post
Finding Fulfillment in Nursing: A Look at the Happiest Nursing Jobs
Sallie Jimenez
Are nurses happy with their jobs? Happiness is subjective, but some specialties and settings are known for being particularly fulfilling. Let’s explore a few.

Podcast Episode
Episode 5: Reflections — Healing Trauma Through Writing
In this week's episode, Cara is joined by Leilani Squire and Lorie Judson to discuss the transformative power of writing in healing trauma.

Blog Post
Nursing by the Book — Until a Patient Writes a New Chapter
Jim Stepp
A nurse’s first patient crisis shows him textbook-based care isn't enough. He must also rely on instinct and patient connections to deliver human-centered care.

Blog Post
Your Questions Answered: A Nurse Educator’s Advice for Students and New Nurses
Aaron Lay
New nurse or nursing student? Read expert advice from Bryce Catarelli, DNP, APRN, including career tips, overcoming imposter syndrome, and thriving in school.

Podcast Episode
Episode 3: Transforming Debt Into Opportunity
In this week's episode, Cara is joined by Allie Hall RN, BSN to discuss the transformative power of financial literacy.

Blog Post
5 Things Nurses Wish They Learned in Nursing School
Zelda Meeker
Six seasoned nurses share what they wish they had learned in nursing school. Discover insights that will help nursing students and new grads succeed with confidence.

Blog Post
Mindful Movement for Nurses: 5-minute Self-Care Practices
Laura Brummett
Discover quick mindful movement exercises tailored for nurses to reduce stress, improve focus, and enhance physical health during busy shifts.