The virtual summit brought expert speakers together to discuss topics of interest to nurse leaders to help them navigate the current healthcare landscape and plot a road map for the future. In the age ...

How fascinating was the solar eclipse this week? I am still in awe of the posts, shares and stories I hear about how the skilled nursing facilities embraced the day and found ways to allow those ...

A team of nurses at New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System who led the successful postoperative care of the world’s first human tracheal transplant patient have published their findings in ...

What is “normal nursing”? Having conversations with your patients, seeing their families visit, and “not feeling like I am just surviving,” said Dempsey, who was the subject of a story in this ...

Resilience, or the ability to rally and recover from stressful situations, provides a buffer for nurses often responsible for life and death decisions. This need is especially true for nurses like me ...

Keri von Rosenberg remembers trying to make sense of what her job would be like when COVID-19 first hit in early 2020. The labor and delivery nurse at Baylor Scott & White's Lakeway hospital remembers ...

The book — Voices of Angels: Disaster Lessons from Katrina Nurses — was written by the founding director of Loyola’s Health Care System Management Program, Barbara Gail Tumulty, PhD, BSN, who died ...

Some nurses and physicians opposed the nurse practitioner model. Certain nursing leaders believed that nurse practitioners were no longer practicing nursing, that the title was "ambiguous and ...

FIRST ON FOX: With nearly two-thirds of nurses in the United States experiencing burnout — including 69% of those under 25 years of age, according to the American Nurses Association — many in the ...

Since March of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has put an unprecedented strain on the American health care system as large surges of intensive care unit patients overwhelmed hospitals. Facing this ...

After a surge in COVID-19 cases around the holidays in Brooklyn, and across the Big Apple, the illness is beginning to trend downward thanks to the help of some committed first responders — including ...