Nurses Weekly

Doctors are concerned that a Supreme Court ruling issued June 29 will have far-reaching effects not only on the diversity of doctors and other care providers in training but ultimately also on [...]

A man who began hemorrhaging blood in midair after surgery. An infant whose veins wouldn’t hold an adult-sized IV. A woman with a precarious spinal cord injury. Capt. Katie Lunning saved them [...]

Employees at continuing care retirement communities once again enjoyed healthy salary increases, but the fury of their rise tapered in 2023. At the same time, the rise of turnover started to [...]

NEW BRUNSWICK – Nurses at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) have voted to authorize a strike after rejecting the hospital’s latest proposal for a new contract. On Tuesday, [...]

A recent study found that a third of nurses had left hospital bedside work in the past three years Nurses — there haven’t been enough of them in New Jersey and in the country as well for many [...]

A population’s health depends on and reflects the capacity of its health care system. The U.S. health care system is facing a shortage of doctors and nurses. As a result, almost 100 million [...]

Nurses entering the workforce have access to more job opportunities than prior generations, putting many in a position to seek more specialized roles and higher pay. At the same time, nurses who [...]

The last few years have been challenging, resulting in many nurses leaving the field and reporting burn out. These trends have hospital leadership and policymakers scrambling to develop solutions [...]

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The shortage of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners, or SANE nurses, is a widespread problem. Survivors of sexual assault say SANE nurses are critical to the journey of healing. [...]

NJSNA President Sandra Foley was named this week Nurse of the Year as part of the 2023 NJBIZ Health Care Heroes awards. She has 33 years of specialized experience in the acute clinical care [...]