Nurses Weekly

In the year since RaDonda Vaught was convicted for a fatal medical error, much has been said from leaders at all levels of healthcare about the need to build a strong culture of safety and [...]

Despite the nursing industry’s challenges, 80% of nurses plan to stay with their profession until retirement even though most (84%) do not think issues such as understaffing, burnout and pay are [...]

A total 13 million nurses will need to be replaced globally within the coming years, according to a March 2023 International Council of Nurses report. With the global nursing shortage as high as [...]

The American Nurses Foundation (ANF) recently released its third annual Pulse on the Nation’s Nurses Survey, a large-scale national survey examining some of the concerns currently facing nurses. [...]

The dust is settling on the national nursing degree scheme, but many questions still linger, with the most pressing being: Who are these nurses, and where are they practicing? As investigations [...]

As hospitals have turned to travel nurses to ease staffing shortages during the pandemic, contract labor expenses have risen more than 250% over the past three years. The national average pay for [...]

Being a Black nurse in America sometimes means caring for patients while protecting them from racism at the same time. This was the case for Naseema McElroy, a California-based labor and delivery [...]

Two Washington state nurses are credited with helping save a man’s life. They found him halfway out of his car with his fiancé after suffering what appeared to be a medical emergency. It happened [...]

NJSNA’s Vice Chair of the Institute of Nursing , Dr. Dely Po Go, DNP, RN, LNHA, will write history in June 2023 by serving as the 125th Philippine Independence Day Parade Grand Marshal on two [...]

NEW JERSEY — It’s no secret that tons of New Jersey nurses left the profession during the coronavirus pandemic, pushed to the breaking point by stressful conditions and overwork. But according to [...]