Change Is Now the “Constant” for Nurses in Infection Control By Barry Bottino | Apr 22, 2023 Before the pandemic, practices in infection control were well understood. COVID erased complacency and enhanced education for infection control in nursing.
The Nurse Licensure Compact: Who Benefits Most From Multistate Licenses? By Lisette Hilton | Dec 08, 2022 The Nurse Licensure Compact allows nurses to have one license to practice in multiple states, yet not all 50 states belong to the NLC. Why is that?
Critical Care Association President Wants Nurses to Be Heard By Lisette Hilton | Oct 05, 2022 The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses' president shares her thoughts on stressors for nurses, as well as her hopes for the future.
Understanding Nurses Experiencing Moral Injury By Alisha Cornell, DNP, RN | Aug 22, 2022 While moral injury is not a new issue in healthcare, the COVID-19 pandemic increased challenges for nurses.
COVID-19 Class of 2020: My Hospital Residency's Twists and Turns By Ray Goodwin, BSN, RN | Aug 05, 2022 My hospital residency was full of twists and turns I hadn't anticipated -- all due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I was a part of history.
Prioritizing Mental Health and Self-Care for Nurses By Alisha Cornell, DNP, RN | Jul 06, 2022 Self-care for nurses is paramount, as data suggests that American healthcare workers are experiencing greater mental health impacts yet to be understood and managed.
How Long COVID Impacts Healthcare Workers By Gary Evans | May 26, 2022 Although it is more than two years into the pandemic, long COVID is poorly understood, and healthcare workers face unique challenges, often undiscussed.
Pandemic Brings Changes to Pediatric Care By Lisette Hilton | Feb 14, 2022 Nurses caring for children nationwide witnessed changes in pediatric care because of the pandemic, including new communication policies and staffing models.
Nurses' Pandemic-Related Anxiety and Depression Traced to a Few Factors By Lisette Hilton | Feb 09, 2022 The pandemic caused an uptick in nurses with anxiety and depression. A study shows what helped these nurses and what factors contributed to the issue.
Proning Teams Overcome Challenges in ICU During Pandemic By Lisette Hilton | Nov 04, 2021 Proning teams proved to be an integral solution for ICU nurses juggling the complex care demands of critically ill COVID-19 patients.
Blog Post Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing Fuels Job Satisfaction By Robert Hess Jr., PhD, RN, FAAN | Nov 14, 2023 Evidence-based practice in nursing gives patients the most optimal care. Discover how using this approach can transform your career.
Blog Post Use It or Lose It: My Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis Was a Wakeup Call By Laura Langham-Sotoodeh BSN, RN | Nov 28, 2023 When I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, I resolved to help others as I worked to help myself. So I became a nurse.
Podcast Episode Episode 10: Leveraging Social Media in Healthcare Dec 18, 2023 Cara is joined by Melanie Perry, the founder of The Circulating Life and the First Case Podcast, for a conversation about leveraging social media in the healthcare sector.
Blog Post Nursing Work Environments: A Brief Guide By Carlie Konuch | Nov 30, 2023 With the growing demand for nurses, there are many different nursing work environments to choose from. Regardless of the setting, prioritize a healthy work environment for you and your patients.
Blog Post RN Sues After Her Workers’ Compensation Claim Is Denied By Nancy Brent, MS, JD, RN | Dec 22, 2023 A nurse suffers a workplace injury just a few days after she starts a new job. Her workers' compensation claim is initially denied, but she doesn't give up.
Podcast Episode Episode 11: Home Care Nursing With Call Light Dec 22, 2023 Cara is joined by Courtney Hogenson, RN, CMC, ALNC, to explore the critical aspects of delivering affordable, secure, and impactful care to patients.