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Rebecca Love, RN, and the Commission for Nurse Reimbursement are on a mission to make sure nurses are compensated fairly despite today's outdated system.
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Community, Mentorship, and Passion for Nursing: Q&A With Nurse Alice
Check out Nurse.com's video interview with Alice Benjamin, MSN, ACNS-BC, FNP-C, Chief Nursing Officer Consultant for Nurse.com where she shares her experiences and insights on mentorship and community and how it shaped her nursing journey.
Why Peer Support for Nurses Matters
Peer support among nurses not only helps their clinical practice, but it also improves overall well-being. Learn the different ways peer support impacts nurses personally and professionally.
Overcoming Implicit Bias: A Priority for Nurse Leadership
Implicit bias in nursing can have negative impacts to nurses and patients and their families. Learn steps to take to reduce implicit bias in the workplace and create a more comfortable and inclusive work environment.
Is a DWI Always Grounds for Nurse Disciplinary Action?
A nurse reports his DWI arrest after applying to renew his license, but the board of nursing wants to impose disciplinary action instead.
Do’s and Don’ts: How to Write a Nurse Resignation Letter
Whether going back to school or finding a new role, leaving a nursing job can feel overwhelming. However, writing a nurse resignation letter can help ensure a smooth transition.
How Being Disciplined by the State Board Can Impact Your Career
Nurses who are disciplined by the board of nursing can face an uphill battle when looking for a new job. Nurse attorney Nancy Brent explores this issue.
Meeting the Burden of Proof in a Workers’ Compensation Case
A nurse files a workers' compensation claim after she tests positive for COVID-19 and experiences long-term symptoms that affect her life and work schedule.
Nurse Placed on Do-Not-Rehire List Seeks to Uncover Why
A nurse is laid off supposedly due to lack of work, but finds out she's ineligible for rehire. She's concerned this will hinder her job search.
How to Recognize Human Trafficking as a Nurse
With proper training, nurses can identify signs of human trafficking and take action to ensure the safety and well-being of their patients.
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