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Despite support from associations and employer mandates, not all nurses want the COVID-19 vaccine. But vaccine hesitancy doesn't have just one cause.
Nurses at post-COVID clinics are taking the time to listen to patients, assess symptoms, and develop treatment plans that give them the hope they need.
In August, Delaware Governor John Carney signed legislation that grant's the state's nurse practitioners full practice authority (FPA). In doing so, Delaware became the 24th state (in addition to the District of Columbia and two U.S. territories) to adopt FPA legislation — and not a moment too soon. The physician shortage is real and growing
An RN's ex-boyfriend reported false allegations about her to the nursing board. After being cleared, she wonders what legal recourse she has against the ex.
Researchers say sepsis rates are lower when nurses care for fewer patients and nurse intuition may figure into early sepsis recognition.
Several pieces of nursing legislation at the state and national levels could open doors of opportunity for nurses across the country.
Let’s be honest. Nursing is rewarding, but also extremely stressful. Try these methods to reduce stress and get back to enjoying your life and your job.
A new Future of Nursing report outlines key issues and goals for the nursing profession, including reducing healthcare inequities and improving outcomes.
From lavender inhalers to brain teasers and breathing exercises, there are several tools nurses can use to build resilience before the next crisis.
A nurse residency program and good leaders provide the support nurses need to transition successfully and competently into their new roles.