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On Sunday, October 18, 2020 at 2:00 p.m., St. Luke Roman Catholic Church in Toms River, New Jersey, will honor physicians, nurses and health care workers at a special mass. Health care providers [...]

If you are one among the “night heroes” of our society, then read on if you need a solution for your dysfunctional circadian rhythms. Sleep disorder is a commonly distressing phenomenon among [...]

Many people go into nursing because it offers a unique opportunity to care for others and make a profound difference in peoples’ lives. However, you need to balance these lofty aims with an [...]

While many of the ethical challenges that nurses confront will have a moral remainder, it is possible for you to shift your perspective and relationship to the reality you are facing. The [...]

Nurses can experience moral distress when faced with patients who can’t afford care. Moral distress is associated with negative consequences for nurses, including depression, disgust, [...]

Susan Maak, my director of nursing, worked all throughout the pandemic. Her dedication to our residents was evident in that she was in our community from 6 a.m. to whenever we could go home seven [...]

In partnership with Sanofi Pasteur’s @TheRaceto200M campaign, we’re calling on you to urge your patients, loved ones and friends to get their flu shot this year. We don’t know what will happen [...]

For the past six months, the country has been dealing with a pandemic, the likes of which has not been seen in 100 years. On a daily basis, nurses are on the front line caring for patients and [...]

As Xinyi Christine Zhang watched the COVID-19 death toll among health care workers rise this spring, she wanted to find a way to give solace—and thanks—to their families. The 15-year-old teen, of [...]

Much of the literature on men in nursing has focused on historical accounts, personal narratives, expert opinions, descriptions of men’s experiences, characteristics of men in nursing, [...]