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Where Are You Most Needed? 6 Nursing Shortage Facts.
The nursing shortage is a growing problem that’s putting serious pressure on nursing staff around the country. Here are 6 facts to know about it.
Nursing Career Changes and the Soul
Nursing involves soul work—the desire to serve, to give back, to help—and that, too, can be a reason for a career change, not just salary or advancement.
Seven Strategies to Prevent Nursing Fatigue
Almost all nurses have experienced nursing fatigue at some point in their careers; try these seven strategies to combat the effects of it.
The #1 Reason Nurses Leave Their Jobs
Nurse turnover remains a problem for hospitals year after year. So, what is the main factor driving nurses away from their jobs?
Is Your Nursing Career Making You Fat?
Is your nursing career making you fat? A new study says it could be. Take our poll and let us know just how much weight you think this study holds.
The State of Emergency Nursing
There is not exactly a state of emergency when it comes to the field of emergency/trauma/transport nursing, but one may be on the way.
Top Survival Tips for New Nurses
Here are four essential tips for the new nurse, to not only quell your nerves, but to begin to shape you into the best nurse you can be.
The Hardest Parts of Nursing
The nursing profession comes with many obvious rewards, be they personal or professional. However, it is also well-documented to be one of the most stressful careers, due to staffing shortages, hospital politics, long hours, and many other factors…
Nurses, Nursing, and the Nature of Suffering
Nurses are no strangers to the illness, suffering, and death of others. But how a nurse navigates their own personal suffering plays a role in how they approach life, work, and the overlapping of the two.
“The Jewish Nurse” Who Treated Tree of Life Gunman Speaks Out, Urges Love
After the deadliest attack on Jews in U.S. history, stories emerged about “The Jewish Nurse” who treated the alleged gunman. Now, Ari Mahler, RN, tells his side.