Nurses Weekly

The authorities are still in the process of tracking down some 2,800 individuals who purchased bogus nursing degrees from three unaccredited nursing schools in southern Florida and went on to [...]

In North Carolina, Medicaid expansion is a foregone conclusion. The General Assembly approved the necessary legislation. Gov. Roy Cooper signed it. While expansion is contingent on the passage of [...]

A nurse staffing bill that passed the House and the Senate just weeks ago was gutted in the final hours of the 2023 legislative session when some senators withdrew their support because of an [...]

Even if they hadn’t been on the frontlines throughout the pandemic, health care workers have still earned the description of “heroes.” And the NJBIZ Healthcare Heroes awards are making sure these [...]

On May 11, the day President Biden declared an end to the COVID emergency, hundreds of nurses were in Trenton demanding enactment of nurse-to-patient staffing ratios as was done in California in [...]

Judy Davidson, DNP, RN, a nurse scientist at the University of California San Diego, discusses the new American Academy of Nursing consensus statement opens in a new tab or window she co-authored [...]

If I say “nurse,” what do you think of? Maybe it’s a nurse who cared for you, or of nurses going to work during the pandemic. Or perhaps what springs to mind are countless dire [...]

If the pandemic taught Mercy Health’s HR team anything, it was that the multistate organization had to change its workforce strategy and modernize its technology infrastructure to support [...]

In response to increased attacks on health care workers in recent years, Governor Phil Murphy recently signed the ‘Health Care Heroes Violence Prevention Act’ to make it a criminal [...]

More States Train Nurses to Treat Sexual Assault Jacqueline Towarnicki got a text as she finished her day shift at a local clinic. She had a new case, a patient covered in bruises who couldn’t [...]