Reflections of a Nursing Student in Acute Care By Lera Acey 7 minute read A nursing student reflects on acute care, trauma, resilience, and learning to balance compassion with clinical skill in a high-pressure environment.
5 Ways to Manage Holiday Nursing Stress By Natalie Vaughn 4 minute read As caregivers are already expected to “give,” the “season of giving” can leave nurses emotionally and physically exhausted, making the holiday season less enjoyable. These five tips can help to manage holiday nursing stress.
Nursing No Longer Classified as a Professional Degree: What’s at Stake? By Zelda Meeker 6 minute read 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.
A Missed Medication Scan Raises Questions About Nurse Accountability By Nancy Brent 4 minute read Discover how nurses can be held liable for medication errors and why a just culture is essential for safety and fairness.
Why Nurses Are Essential to Healthcare Tech Success By Felicia Sadler 6 minute read Nurses and technology must align for healthcare to thrive. Discover why nurses must have a seat at the table in tech design, training, and adoption.
Grief in Nursing: A Cumulative Experience By Cheyenne Hushka 6 minute read One oncology nurse shares the emotional toll of this specialty and how she navigates grief, burnout, and resilience after repeated patient loss.
Nursing Strikes: Understanding Causes and Crafting Solutions By Julie Scott & Zelda Meeker 5 minute read Following the recent walkout of over 31,000 nurses, we explore the root causes of nursing strikes, their effects on patient care, and how nurses can drive meaningful change.
Board of Nursing Gives Non-Punitive Nursing Disciplinary Action By Nancy Brent 4 minute read Learn how a state board of nursing used a just culture approach to give a nursing disciplinary action through education and accountability instead of punishment.
Can Nurses With Doctorates Be Called Doctor in Clinical Settings? By Zelda Meeker 5 minute read A recent California ruling bars nurses with doctorates from using “Dr.” in clinical settings. Discover the implications of this and the use of titles in healthcare.
Does Nurse Career Advancement Matter More Than a Raise? By Zelda Meeker 7 minute read Explore why nurse career advancement matters, using insights from the Workforce Education Trends Report and the 2024 Nurse Salary and Work‑Life Report to show how growth, recognition, and leadership pathways drive satisfaction.
Blog Responding to Active Shooter Incidents: Support for the School Nurse By Zelda Meeker 7 minute read Discover proactive strategies to support school nurses when responding to active shooter incidents, from preparation and training to mental health care.
Blog HIPAA and Social Media: What Nurses Should Know By Zelda Meeker 5 minute read Discover how HIPAA and social media impact nursing. Learn the risks of livestreaming, patient privacy issues, and best practices.
Podcast Episode 4: Nursing in a Post Pandemic World 55 Minute Listen 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 Case Dismissed: Lack of Causation Ends Nurse Negligence Claim By Nancy Brent 3 minute read 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 Finding Fulfillment in Nursing: A Look at the Happiest Nursing Jobs By Sallie Jimenez 4 minute read Courtesy of Mayo Clinic 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 5: Reflections — Healing Trauma Through Writing 55 Minute Listen 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 Nursing by the Book — Until a Patient Writes a New Chapter By Jim Stepp 5 minute read 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 Your Questions Answered: A Nurse Educator’s Advice for Students and New Nurses By Aaron Lay 4 minute read 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 3: Transforming Debt Into Opportunity 50 Minute Listen In this week's episode, Cara is joined by Allie Hall RN, BSN to discuss the transformative power of financial literacy.
Blog 5 Things Nurses Wish They Learned in Nursing School By Zelda Meeker 7 minute read 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 Mindful Movement for Nurses: 5-Minute Self-Care Practices By Laura Brummett 4 minute read Discover quick mindful movement exercises tailored for nurses to reduce stress, improve focus, and enhance physical health during busy shifts.