Nursing continues to evolve with groundbreaking developments aimed at improving patient care, boosting workforce morale, and advancing healthcare technology. Here’s a closer look at some of the latest news in nursing and what it means for the future of healthcare.
Next week begins Nurse Practitioners (NP) Week, a time to honor and recognize the dedication, expertise, and compassionate care that nurse practitioners bring to our healthcare system.
By Pamela Miller MPH BSN RN -Nurses continue to be the cornerstone of patient care in the dynamic healthcare landscape. Yet, despite their critical contributions, many nurses face challenges in receiving adequate compensation. This disparity affects individual financial health and impacts the entire healthcare system through increased turnover and burnout.
Starts November 17th in Arlington TX – The 2024 Insights Summit will delve into comprehensive virtual nursing integration. Learn to move beyond quick fixes, drive innovation and change, and identify measurable success in your virtual nursing program.
At HLTH 2024, Nurses @ HLTH stands as a testament to nurses’ pivotal role in healthcare. This dedicated program empowers nursing professionals, the backbone of healthcare delivery and innovation.
Forty nurses from Los Angeles-area health systems each receive a $10,000 gift of gratitude for their leadership, ingenuity and expertise in caring for their fellow humans and future generations.
Wolters Kluwer Health announced a new collaboration with the Black Nurse Collaborative to help remove barriers and improve diversity awareness across the nursing profession. The organizations will work together on several initiatives including events, publications, and nursing resources.
The majority of nurses (80%) think 2024 will be either no better or worse for nurses than 2023, according to a new survey by AMN Healthcare, the nation’s leading healthcare workforce solutions company. Forty-two percent said 2024 will be the same for nurses as 2023, 38% said it will be worse, while only 20% said it will be better.
Debuting at ViVE 2024, Nurses @ ViVE is centered on the critical contributions of nurse leaders advancing healthcare delivery innovation and challenging the status quo in healthcare to drive organizational change and improve patient care.
Debuting at ViVE 2024, Nurses @ ViVE is centered on the critical contributions of nurse leaders advancing healthcare delivery innovation and challenging the status quo in healthcare to drive organizational change and improve patient care.
AvaSure announced the results of a new study published which revealed that the use of virtual sitting technology, as opposed to one-to-one sitters, can be tied to reduction in nurse burnout especially for nurses who already feel less committed.
By Colleen DeGuzman – Jodi Bobbitt, the school nurse at William Ramsay Elementary in Alexandria, Virginia, is always ready to see children with a wide range of injuries and illnesses. One day during the first week of school, the parade started before the first bell when a little girl walked in with red, irritated eyes. Then it got busy.
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