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Learn why DAISY recognition means so much to nurses
DAISY recognition has significant meaning for nurses. It serves as a reminder that the work they do makes a difference. The award allows colleagues, patients and patients’ families to honor extraordinary nurses and the contributions they make every day.
Is challenging a board of nursing discipline an uphill battle?
A nurse's license was revoked by the board of nursing after she was criminally charged with disturbing the peace, a misdemeanor. Later, the discipline was reduced to probation. Then the criminal misdemeanor was dismissed and the charge was reduced. Can she petition to have probation dismissed?
Age is only a number: All generations of nurses have plenty to contribute
With multiple generations in the nursing workforce, unique opportunities exist for growth, learning and development. All generations of nurses have plenty to offer one another.
Delegating in nursing continues to be legal minefield
Delegating in nursing continues to be a real liability concern for all nurses, whether the delegation is to another RN, an LPN or a nursing assistant.
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How confidence and closeness transformed my family’s NICU stay
My son Jackson was born 16 weeks premature. Weighing just 1 pound, 8 ounces, he was considered a micropreemie and would experience a long stay in the neonatal ICU.
Yoga and meditation are on the rise in the U.S.
As mindfulness and complementary health techniques become more mainstream, more Americans are adding yoga and meditation to their wellness routines.
Part time vs per diem: What should I choose?
We define the difference between part time vs per diem in nursing to help you understand each staffing type. This will help you pick the right role for you based on your individual needs.
Nurse practitioners can make a difference patient by patient
Patients made more than 1 billion visits to nurse practitioners last year. NPs are educated and well-trained to provide patients access to high-quality, primary healthcare services and keep the family and community involved in the process.
Required or inspired: Continuing education courses key to lifelong learning
Continuing education requirements vary by state, but lifelong learning is an infinitely important part of the nursing profession and for keeping healthcare quality high.
Write your research paper the right way
Do you need help now writing a research paper that is due this week? Then you've come to the right place. We will guide you through the process to earn an A+.
Discover why diversity in nursing matters
A diverse nursing workforce can be a crucial component in reducing health disparities, improving outcomes and transforming care in an ever-evolving patient population.
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