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Why Live CE Seminars for Healthcare Providers Are So Important
Today, there is a greater movement towards virtual Continuing Education courses and less emphasis on live seminars, which were so predominant and popular for so many years.
The Inner Stretch of Nursing
Nurses endure the inner stretch of their emotional, relational, and spiritual muscles on a daily basis.
Can You Return to Nursing After a Hiatus?
How do you break back in to nursing after being gone so long? It’s possible, and there’s a lot to do to get there.
The Clinical Nurse Leader Role
Learn about the relatively new role of Clinical Nurse Leader from a passionate and seasoned CNL.
5 Helpful Tips For Dealing With Difficult Patients
Every nurse encounters a number of patients who are difficult to work with; here are five tips on how to deal with them.
Here’s A Growing Job That Earns More Than $100K: The Nurse Technologist
Slowly but surely, technology is invading every workplace in America. Now it’s nursing’s turn.
Critical Thinking: A Vital Trait for Nurses
A look at how well-developed critical thinking skills in nurses can positively impact patient outcomes, as well as their colleagues.
Nurses: What Tips & Tricks Do You Have to Share?
Whether you’re a new grad or about to retire, we’re willing to bet you have tips and tricks to share with your fellow nurses, and we want to hear them.
Thriving as a Nurse in Underserved Communities
What’s it like working as a nurse in an underserved community? What skills and qualities should nurses have in order to succeed in this area?
Compassion Fatigue and Nursing
Compassion fatigue can be defined as the “loss of the ability to nurture.” Could you be experiencing this?