Nurses Weekly

Emma Moore felt cornered. At a community health clinic in Portland, Ore., the 29-year-old nurse practitioner said she felt overwhelmed and undertrained. Coronavirus patients flooded the clinic [...]

A record number of nurses say they are considering leaving the healthcare industry altogether after two years of working through the pandemic. That has left healthcare CEOs and administrators [...]

Takeaways Workplace violence is a growing threat in healthcare worldwide and rates of verbal and physical assault correlate with patient contact time, placing nurses in the highest risk category [...]

Nurses would be able to identify victims of violence and human trafficking if they had the proper training and resources. According to a recent survey, more than 80% of survivors sought medical [...]

As a health professional, I am writing to ask you to add your name to a health professionals letter in opposition to a new power plant proposed in Newark, New Jersey. This would be the 4th fossil [...]

It’s estimated by the World Health Organization (WHO) that one in four people will suffer from a severe mental health problem at some point in our lives – including depression, high levels of [...]

How can hospitals hold on to nurses, bring new ones into the fold, and fend off extreme staffing shortages? From more positive images of nurses to more flexible roles, industry experts explored a [...]

By Sandy Foley, DNP, MSN, RN We would like to express our gratitude to all New Jersey (NJ) Devils Nurses Night attendees. The collaborative effort between the NJ Devils and the Institute for [...]

A sobering new survey released by Elsevier Health, called “Clinician of the Future,” reveals a prediction that up to 75% of healthcare workers will be leaving the healthcare profession by 2025. [...]

Within the Tate Galleries in London hangs one of history’s most evocative paintings depicting patient care—the 1887 painting by Sir Luke Fildes, entitled The Doctor. Considered to be a fine [...]