The COVID-19 pandemic is not over. All of us must stay vigilant in social distancing and wearing of masks. Nurses know this better than anyone. Our governor, this week, released a new executive [...]

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have urged the American people to protect themselves, their neighbors and their loved ones amidst the worst global health crisis in generations. [...]

COVID-19 highlighted the need for nurses throughout the United States. As the nursing profession continues to grow, the shortage also continues to grow. During the pandemic, health care [...]

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a growing concern among nurses in inpatient settings, according to a recent review of studies published in the Journal of Clinical Nursing. PTSD results [...]

The American Nurses Association (ANA), Al Roker Entertainment and HealthCom Media, publisher of American Nurse Journal, have joined forces to produce a network television and multi-channel event [...]

This weekend we will be celebrating our Independence on July 4, but due to COVID, in a very different way. I have been thinking about how we as a nation have worked hard and sacrificed greatly [...]

Amid a global pandemic that has sown chaos and misinformation in health care and claimed more than 100,000 American lives, nurses’ expertise is more relevant than ever. They’ve seen the failures [...]

Nurses don’t just take care of patients’ medical needs. They provide mental and emotional support as well. Florence Layton celebrated her 15th year as a nurse at The Orchards at Bartley [...]

Georgiana Jagger served in World War II as a recruiter and was stationed at Fort Dix in Morristown. Georgiana came to The Orchards at Bartley Assisted Living, located in Jackson, in March 2015. [...]

A tube was threaded down his throat just to keep him breathing. Only a few miles away, his fiancée lay in agony, confined to a hospital bed. The doctor and the nurse had planned to marry in a [...]