Nurses Weekly

Wanderlust, and the money to fund it, made Alex Stow’s decision easy. After working a couple of years in an intensive care unit, he signed up to be a travel nurse, tripling his pay to about $95 [...]

The American Nurses Association (ANA) continues to call on Congress and the Administration to take meaningful action to address the chronic causes of cyclical nursing shortages that have occurred [...]

New Jersey’s hospitals and clinicians rely on donated blood every single day – for cancer patients, for accident victims, for people suffering from illnesses like sickle cell disease and for [...]

By Judith Schmidt Congress is currently considering a number of ways to improve the lives of the American people. Given how many parts of our country are still reeling from the impacts of the [...]

Health care providers know that climate change will cause major health issues in the coming years. The CDC reports that climate change can cause “increased respiratory and cardiovascular disease, [...]

Healthy New Jersey Nurses, welcome to 2022! More than ever, nurses need to find ways to renew themselves–mentally, physically, and spiritually. We must protect and preserve that little [...]

A team of nurse scientists, evidence-based practice professionals and an ethicist from The Ohio State University College of Nursing have published their findings from their multi-site study with [...]

A global pandemic, constant disruptions, and staffing shortages – none of them were enough to stop the nursing profession from being named “America’s Most Trusted” for a 20th consecutive year. [...]

Hannah Cvancara is an Orthopaedic nurse and a unilateral below-knee amputee, she was born and raised in a military family and lost her leg as a one-year-old due to a congenital disability called [...]

U.S. hospitals and staffing companies are extracting roughly 1,000 nurses each month from poor countries instead of recruiting and training Americans for the nursing jobs, say media reports. [...]