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The two most popular shift choices in nursing are eight- and 12-hour shifts, and each has its pros and cons. Here, we consider which may be better for nurses and patients and why.
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The Risk of Nurse Suicide: Signs, Stigmas, and Prevention
Nursing is a demanding job. Nurses’ struggles with stress and anxiety have led to increased mental health issues and attention to the risk of nurse suicides.
Are You a Nurse Bully?
Bullying is known to be common in nursing, but have you ever considered if you've been perceived as a nurse bully? Take a moment to stop and ask yourself if you've exhibited behaviors listed here.
4 Tips to a Better Fit in Your Nursing Career
Taking on new roles and using transferable skills you’ve honed as a nurse can lead to finding a better fit in your nursing career.
Nurses Week and Month Celebrate Pioneers, Focus on Future
Well-known nursing organizations are celebrating Nurses Week and Nurses Month in May by recognizing nurse pioneers and focusing on the future.
Want to Be a Nursing Leader? Learn What Nurses Want
If you want to be a strong nursing leader who can create a healthy work environment in which nurses feel valued and respected, we have some advice for you.
It’s OK to Say No to Protect Your Mental Health
Setting boundaries can sometimes feel challenging or even scary. But it's OK to say no to protect your physical and mental health.
The Call for Greater Autonomy in Nursing
Increasing the level of autonomy in nursing could help shape smarter healthcare delivery of the future in many ways.
Nursing Compassion Fatigue and Burnout vs. Moral Injury
As drivers of nursing turnover, understanding the differences between compassion fatigue, burnout, and moral injury is key.
Nurses and Natural Disasters: 3 Ways to Cope With Stress
Natural disasters can leave nurses feeling strained and overwhelmed. Coping strategies can help nurses manage stress during these critical events.
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