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Nursing No Longer Classified as a Professional Degree: What’s at Stake?

A recent change by the U.S. Department of Education excludes nursing from its definition of “professional degrees.” Discover how this impacts student loans, graduate education, and more.

From Awareness to Action: Advancing Equity in Black Maternal Healthcare

Explore the root causes of disparities in Black maternal healthcare and how nurses can lead efforts to ensure safer, more equitable care.

“Professional Degree” Loan Category: What Nursing Students Should Know

By Cara Lunsford

Learn how the federal loan "professional degree" reclassification affects graduate nursing students, borrowing limits, and future access to advanced practice roles.

Reflections of a Nursing Student in Acute Care

A nursing student reflects on acute care, trauma, resilience, and learning to balance compassion with clinical skill in a high-pressure environment.

5 Ways to Manage Holiday Nursing Stress

By Natalie Vaughn

As caregivers are already expected to “give,” the “season of giving” can leave nurses emotionally and physically exhausted, making the holiday season less enjoyable. These five tips can help to manage holiday nursing stress.

A Missed Medication Scan Raises Questions About Nurse Accountability

Discover how nurses can be held liable for medication errors and why a just culture is essential for safety and fairness.

Your Path to Impact: How to Become a Diabetes Nurse Educator

By Carole Jakucs

Learn how to become a diabetes nurse educator, meet certification requirements, and empower patients to manage diabetes through care and education.

Why Nurses Are Essential to Healthcare Tech Success

By Felicia Sadler

Nurses and technology must align for healthcare to thrive. Discover why nurses must have a seat at the table in tech design, training, and adoption.

Black Friday Deals for Nurses and More This Holiday Season

By Zelda Meeker

Looking for the best Black Friday deals for nurses and other offers this holiday? Explore Nurse.com's list of holiday deals and offers this season.

From Nursing to Perfusion: How to Become a Cardiovascular Perfusionist

By Zelda Meeker

Explore how nurses can transition into the role of cardiovascular perfusionist, including education, certification, and things to consider in this specialized field.

Grief in Nursing: A Cumulative Experience

By Cheyenne Hushka

One oncology nurse shares the emotional toll of this specialty and how she navigates grief, burnout, and resilience after repeated patient loss.

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