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Subjective vs. Objective Nursing Data: Key Differences, Examples, and Documentation Tips

By Carole Jakucs

Learn the difference between subjective and objective nursing data. Understand how these types of information impact patient assessment and care decisions.

What's the Best Way for Nurses to List Credentials After Their Names?

By Cara Lunsford

What's the best way for nurses to list credentials after their names? Should you list your degrees before licenses or vice versa? Learn how to write nursing credentials correctly, including the proper order for RN, BSN, certifications, and advanced degrees.

Why Nursing Organizations Are Challenging Department of Education's Professional Degree Loan Rule

By Nurse.com Team

Learn why 10 nursing organizations are suing over new federal student loan limits and how the changes could affect nursing education and workforce shortages.

U.S. States File Lawsuit Over Healthcare and Nursing Student Loan Caps

By Nurse.com Team

A multistate lawsuit challenges new federal nursing student loan caps affecting healthcare graduate programs.

The Patient Who Changed My Nursing Purpose as a Student

A powerful nursing student story from the PICU reveals how caring for a critically ill infant shaped a lifelong nursing purpose and passion for pediatric care.

Nursing Professional Degree Definition Unchanged as Federal Loan Rule Finalized

By Nurse.com Team

Learn how the finalized federal loan rule, including changes to the nursing professional degree definition, impacts nursing education and the workforce pipeline.

Will This Pennsylvania Bill Help Expand Nursing Education?

By Nurse.com Team

Learn how proposed legislation in Pennsylvania could expand nursing education in the state, addressing nurse shortages and strengthening the healthcare workforce.

Early Warning Signs of Clinical Deterioration Every Nurse Should Know

By Alice Benjamin

Nurses are key in spotting clinical deterioration and preventing poor patient outcomes. Learn the steps for translating observations into life-saving care.

What Are the Best States to Be a Nurse as a New Grad?

By Barry Bottino

Discover the best states for new graduate nurses, offering top salaries, job opportunities, and a high quality of life. Start your career in the ideal location.

Becoming a CRNA: School Requirements and What to Expect

By Nurse.com Team

Learn more about becoming a CRNA, including schooling, years required, prerequisites, and salary outlook.

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A nurse shares her journey through addiction and license suspension — and how recovery helped her reclaim her life, career, and purpose.

Episode 4: Nursing in a Post Pandemic World

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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.

Early Warning Signs of Clinical Deterioration Every Nurse Should Know

By Alice Benjamin

Nurses are key in spotting clinical deterioration and preventing poor patient outcomes. Learn the steps for translating observations into life-saving care.

Late Entries in Nursing Documentation: What’s Allowed?

By McKenzie Davis

Learn when and how late entries in nursing documentation are legally permitted, with best practices to protect patient safety and your nursing license.

Episode 3: Transforming Debt Into Opportunity

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Nursing No Longer Classified as a Professional Degree: What’s at Stake?

By Zelda Meeker

A recent change by the U.S. Department of Education excludes nursing from its definition of “professional degrees.” Discover how this impacts student loans, graduate education, and more.