Top Trends Every Occupational Health Nurse Should Know By Stacey Kusterbeck | Jul 26, 2024 Learn the emerging trends that every occupational health nurse needs to know about. Prepare yourself for the future of workplace health.
How Hospice Nurses Build Trust With Patients and Families By Stacey Kusterbeck | Jul 09, 2024 Discover key strategies to build trust as a hospice nurse, enhancing communication, compassion, and support during end-of-life care.
The Value of Health Education for a Public Health Nurse By Stacey Kusterbeck | Jul 09, 2024 Understand the key role of health education for public health nurses in disease prevention, health promotion, and improving community health.
Cultural Competence: A Critical Skill for Public Health Nurses By Stacey Kusterbeck | Jul 09, 2024 Understand the significance of cultural competence for a public health nurse. It bridges healthcare gaps, fosters trust, and promotes better health outcomes.
Nurse Advocacy: Becoming a Change Agent By Sallie Jimenez | Jun 27, 2024 Nursing advocates do great things that benefit patients, the public, and other nurses. We explain how to become an effective advocate and why it's so important.
How Nurse Burnout Affects Patient Care By Linda Childers | Jun 21, 2024 Discover how nurse burnout impacts patient care, including reduced quality of care and higher infection rates, and learn strategies to mitigate its effects.
Qualities of the Good Nurse: Traits That Define Excellence in Nursing By Sallie Jimenez | Jun 20, 2024 The good nurse combines their training and traits effectively to create a therapeutic environment for their patients. These traits serve nurses well on the job.
Indian Health Service’s Diabetes Nurse Educator Honored With DAISY Award By Sallie Jimenez | Jun 14, 2024 Jonas Nguh, MSN, Indian Health Service, shares why he's passionate about working with underserved communities and what the DAISY Health Equity Award means to him.
How to Recognize Human Trafficking as a Nurse By Linda Childers | Feb 13, 2024 With proper training, nurses can identify signs of human trafficking and take action to ensure the safety and well-being of their patients.
Did You Know DAISY Honorees Can Win Conference Scholarships? By Bonnie and Mark Barnes, FAAN | Oct 11, 2023 DAISY Honorees are entitled to several benefits, including the opportunity to apply for nursing conference scholarships worth up to $2,000.
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.