Nurses Weekly

Behavioral flag features in electronic health records (EHRs) designed to assist nurses and clinicians managing difficult or dangerous patients may not always have the desired effect. In new [...]

Earth Day 2023 is quickly upon us. The history of Earth Day dates to 1970 when saving, protecting, and awareness of the earth and our environment had yet to be recognized. On April 22, 1970, [...]

A report from the National Council of State Boards of Nursing indicated that nearly 100,000 nurses left the profession during the pandemic, with more considering leaving. The report also [...]

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) – Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, technology has been improving the health care industry in numerous ways. CHI Saint Joseph Health in Lexington has created a [...]

It’s no secret that healthcare as an industry could do better at being proactive with quality and safety data. Earlier this month, 13 leaders shared thoughts in NEJM Catalyst on how [...]

The government’s promise to impose federal staffing standards could happen any day now. Talk about staffing challenges. This pending mandate has the provider community on edge. For a couple of [...]

Madison Johnston, a North Carolina nurse, was visiting Pennsylvania’s North Fayette Township on Wednesday when her out-of-state adventure suddenly turned into another day at the office — a [...]

Nurse staffing inconsistent with national standards is more likely to be reported in hospitals serving patients with higher rates of medical or obstetric complications, according to a study [...]

The American health care system has finally regained the jobs it lost at the onset of the pandemic, but the industry faces a continued uphill battle to bring the next generation of health care [...]

Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation (HNHN) is excited to share 5 years worth of nurse wellness data, program progress, and so much more! When HNHN launched on May 1, 2017, we knew that nurses health [...]