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Humor is a powerful tool that can shift your mood in a single moment. And for nurses, this can be especially valuable in enhancing their well-being.
Some nursing interview questions are common, while others can be more surprising. Preparing for both types can improve your confidence and interviewing skills.
Using nurse fitness and wellness resources can help you feel your best and keep your mental and physical health a priority as you care for your patients.
How do you know which qualities in a good nurse are most important? Six qualities rise to the top for those who excel in nursing.
Nurses may be vulnerable to lawsuits and criminal charges because of intense working conditions. Learn how to protect yourself from legal issues in nursing.
Amy Loughren, the Good Nurse, offers valuable advice for nurses — both new and seasoned in today’s healthcare landscape.
Well-known nursing organizations are celebrating Nurses Week and Nurses Month in May by recognizing nurse pioneers and focusing on the future.
Meaningful recognition for nurses can make an immediate impact on improving a hospital’s or health system’s culture and is arguably needed now more than ever before.
Neonatal nurses are in demand, and working with newborns and infants in this specialty can be rewarding. Find out how to become a neonatal nurse.
Making social determinants of health part of your clinical practice gets to the heart of the nursing role. Simply listening and taking action can dramatically affect your patient’s well-being — and that of their family and the community as well.