When it comes to risky jobs, one would expect that construction work or the mining industry would be among the most dangerous jobs in the United States. But according to Bureau of Labor [...]
Sara Jennings was an ED nurse at a trauma center when she saw the need to better care for victims of violence. Sexual assault patients would come into the hospital, yet there was no one there to [...]
The nursing field is at a generational crossroads, with millennials and Generation Z increasingly making up a larger share of the nursing workforce—and it turns out their professional priorities [...]
Listening to music can make you a healthier nurse. It’s true! It’s not only enjoyable but it can also regulate our physiological state, relieve pain and calm our emotions. Music can holistically [...]
The pressures on new graduate nurses to transition from education to practice are often too much to take, causing registered nurses (RNs) meant to fuel nursing’s workforce pipeline in the coming [...]
Among health care professionals in general, there is great concern about depression, burnout, sleep problems and suicide. Nurses are not immune to those problems because their job entails caring [...]
Results from a recent poll revealed that although they are able to seek health care information from more places than ever before, New Jersey residents still turn to and trust doctors and nurses [...]
ANA announced the release of a new report, The Business of Caring: Promoting Optimal Allocation of Nursing Resources. The report was coauthored by ANA, the American Organization for Nursing [...]
As the Year of the Nurse begins, new data about the registered nurse (RN) population in the United States has been released by the federal government. The Health Resources and Services [...]
The number of nurse practitioners (NPs) more than doubled between 2010 and 2017, far outpacing the growth in the number of registered nurses (RNs) and physicians, according to research results [...]