How can we be prepared for the next health care crisis? Vote more nurses into elected office. Listen to a new podcast to learn how nurses can lead when they create policy, not just implement it. [...]
The COVID-19 pandemic had affected all aspects of life. Nursing students, you are all too familiar with the impact this virus has had on your education. This effect is unmistakably evident in [...]
In the middle of March, Anna Grace Downs, a 26-year-old medical student in Kentucky, spent six days in the intensive care unit with COVID-19. Even though her parents couldn’t be with her, she [...]
With support from credit card partners, American Express and JPMorgan Chase, Marriott has committed to provide $10 million worth of hotel stays for health care professionals leading the fight [...]
For weeks, photos have been circulating online of the many weary nurses and doctors with marks and bruises on their faces from wearing tight-fitting medical masks while helping COVID-19 patients. [...]
The American Nurses Association’s (ANA) Department of Policy and Government Affairs is committed to providing nurses and nurse advocates with the most comprehensive information regarding the [...]
Marie Noonan is on the hunt. A disease detective, she conducts phone interviews with coronavirus patients to trace where they have traveled and who they have seen, starting three days before they [...]
Twelve doctors at her hospital and the chief executive were sickened with the coronavirus. A colleague had died. Patients as young as 19 were being placed on ventilators. But Michele Acito, the [...]
Donna A. Gaffney, DNSc, PMHCNS-BC, FAAN, invites you to join a free webinar series designed specifically for the challenges that nurses are experiencing during the coronavirus pandemic. The [...]
An empowered nurse is a healthy nurse, and now more than ever, nurses need to become empowered to make changes for the overall health and wellbeing of all nurses in our state and throughout this [...]