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To celebrate the launch of the Year of the Nurse, American Nurse Journal launched its My Nurse Influencer program to feature some of the greatest online nurse influencers! These influencers bring a fresh perspective to our journal and offer our readers more diverse topic matter. We are also thrilled to offer these influencers a platform to share their voices.
The Relentless School Nurse: One good turn deserves another
I am sharing testimony that I gave about the state of pandemic school nursing in...
Nurses, please don’t drop the ball
One of the most recognizable rituals in ringing in the new year, at least for...
The Relentless School Nurse: Wishing another year away
I feel like we are caught in a cycle of wishing these pandemic years away...
Inside Nursing: Preparing providers to care for veterans and their families
It’s not uncommon for health care providers to feel that they lack the knowledge and...
Select all that apply: patient care beyond the test
Multiple choice tests are among nursing education’s most recognizable stressors (or stigmata), up there with...
The Relentless School Nurse: Another school shooting in another American town
My heart is heavy, feeling the unbearable grief that families and communities are experiencing on...
Stay up-to-date with the latest from the American Nurse Journal community! Follow our editors’ blogs, The Writing Mind, Off the Charts, and read more about highlights in the broader nursing community, and check out the newest letter to the editor.
Differentiation syndrome: An emerging oncologic complication
Nurses are critical to recognizing and managing this life-threatening condition.
Learning Objectives
Identify the pathophysiology of differentiation syndrome (DS).
Compare DS with tumor lysis syndrome.
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Transformational ideas are everywhere
Transforming U.S. healthcare to be more person-centric, forward-looking, and technology-enabled is a formidable objective and will require innovation across education, regulation, and nursing practice....
Artificial intelligence in nursing
Practical implementation in clinical settings.
Editor's note: This is an early release of a web exclusive article for the January 2022 issue of American Nurse...
Nurse leaders and advocacy
Safeguarding nurses’ scope of practice and the profession.
Nursing leadership means different things to different nurses. As executive director of the American Nurses AssociationCalifornia (ANAC),...
Shortage solutions
ANA, partners develop detailed road map for better staffing.
News headlines about the nurse staffing shortage portray an extreme event placing enormous stress on nurses...
Education and Career Guide
Education can be the key to professional success. Whether you’re a new or experienced nurse, returning to school to get your BSN or an advanced degree can make the difference between thriving and stagnating in your career. Tap into the articles presented in this year’s education guide for tips and thoughtful advice on nursing education.
The American Nurse Education and Career Guide, provides you with facts, figures, other nurses’ experiences, and tons of other resources to help you in your journey.
HealthCom Media, the publishers of American Nurse Journal, the American Nurses Association and Al Roker Productions collaborated to bring a few shining examples of the exemplary work being done by nurses in today’s very challenging healthcare environment to the American public.
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High blood pressure during pregnancy can present significant risks to mother and child, but practitioners have sometimes be hesitant to prescribe blood pressure medication...