Guide for using MAT for opioid use disorder
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Academy has developed a new resource for healthcare practitioners to aid in treating opioid use disorder (OUD).…
Mental Health
Fragmented physical activity and mortality risk
A new study published in JAMA Network Open reveals new insights into mortality risk in older adult patients. (more…)
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
October is the official month for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness, an important time to recognize families and individuals who have suffered such a…
Humana and Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation:
Sharing a bold vision for nurses’ well-being Storytelling and providing support to one another have emerged as powerful motivators toward improved health and well-being…
Understanding a Father’s Perspective of Perinatal Death
A new study from northeastern Colombia focuses on a matter that is often overlooked: What do fathers go through after experiencing a perinatal death?…
Leadership challenge: The role of timing in work and life
How to create the conditions for career success when life throws you a curve ball Takeaways: Timing plays a more significant role in work…
Your brain on optimism
Positive nursing role models know how to train their brain to be more optimistic. (more…)
6 tips for calm in chaos
A recent article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution touched on something that I’ve thought about before: How do nurses maintain their calm during what has…
Why is it harder to lose weight as we get older?
One of the universal struggles many patients face, especially as they age, is how to keep extra weight off and understanding why it’s easier…
Depression and chronic medical illness in adults
MAJOR depressive disorder (MDD) affects more than 16 million adults in the United States each year and is a leading cause of disability for…
Sepsis beyond the hospital
Nurses are on the frontline of preventing sepsis in the community. Early recognition of sepsis symptoms is essential to initiate timely interventions, avoid rehospitalization,…
Guide for using MAT for opioid use disorder
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Academy has developed a new resource for healthcare practitioners to aid in treating opioid use…
Fragmented physical activity and mortality risk
A new study published in JAMA Network Open reveals new insights into mortality risk in older adult patients. (more…)
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
October is the official month for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness, an important time to recognize families and individuals who have suffered…
Humana and Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation:
Sharing a bold vision for nurses’ well-being Storytelling and providing support to one another have emerged as powerful motivators toward improved health…
Understanding a Father’s Perspective of Perinatal Death
A new study from northeastern Colombia focuses on a matter that is often overlooked: What do fathers go through after experiencing a…
Leadership challenge: The role of timing in work and life
How to create the conditions for career success when life throws you a curve ball Takeaways: Timing plays a more significant role…
Your brain on optimism
Positive nursing role models know how to train their brain to be more optimistic. (more…)
6 tips for calm in chaos
A recent article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution touched on something that I’ve thought about before: How do nurses maintain their calm during…
Why is it harder to lose weight as we get older?
One of the universal struggles many patients face, especially as they age, is how to keep extra weight off and understanding why…
Depression and chronic medical illness in adults
MAJOR depressive disorder (MDD) affects more than 16 million adults in the United States each year and is a leading cause of…
Sepsis beyond the hospital
Nurses are on the frontline of preventing sepsis in the community. Early recognition of sepsis symptoms is essential to initiate timely interventions,…
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