Nursing School Success Starts With Prioritizing Your Needs
Applying to college is an exciting first step on your journey to become a nurse. Consider these elements to ensure success while in nursing school.
Will an Old DUI Charge Come Back To Haunt This Nurse?
An RN never disclosed she pleaded guilty to a DUI charge when she received her license years ago. Now, she’s worried her APN application will be denied.
5 Tips To Prevent Workplace Injuries
Injuries at work happen all too often, especially for nurses. Consider these tips in preventing workplace injuries to stay safer at work.
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.
Motivational Interviewing in Nursing
Motivational interviewing in nursing can nurture stronger bonds with patients, allowing them more agency in their care plan.
10 Years After Suspension, Nurse Seeks Reinstatement
A nurse practitioner's license suspension over decade ago is hindering his job search. Is there still a chance that he can get his license reinstated?
How Nurse Accountability Fosters High Reliability and Empowerment
Nurses have a right to practice within a culture that supports their commitment to patient safety. Nurse accountability can empower nurses in their practice while promoting a highly reliable organization.
All About IVs: Traditional and Emerging Uses of Drip Therapy
Sponsored by Restore Hyper Wellness. Most nurses recall the excitement they felt when successfully starting their first IV in nursing school. It’s a momentous occasion for student nurses because it’s a skill they’ll use throughout their careers. IVs are so integral to patient care that it’s estimated over 1 billion of them are placed in
How Nurses Can Improve LGBTQ+ Health Disparities
LGBTQ+ patients face many challenges in health care, including accessibility and stigma. Nurses share ways to improve LGBTQ+ health disparities.
An LPN Is Suspected When a Medication Count Comes up Short
After an LPN worked a night shift, she's told there was a discrepancy with the narcotic medication count after her shift. Now she's under investigation.