First pandemic and second thoughts
“Our greatest freedom is the freedom to choose our attitude.” — Victor Frankl (more…)
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COVID-19: A second-year nursing student perspective
March 11, 2020. The day during spring break that sparked a great amount of confusion and fear among the University of Pittsburgh student nurse…
Separated by glass at a COVID-19 drive-through testing station
As a car, truck, or minivan pulls into the COVID-19 testing tent, you become a part of someone’s COVID story. (more…)
Finally getting to the table?
Nurses have won the hearts and minds of the American public for their acts of true heroism, unbounded compassion, and expert skill during the…
Letters to the editor: Make your voice heard
Journal articles aren’t the only way you can disseminate information. Letters to the editors—if done correctly—can be a powerful way to make your voice…
Virtual nursing school: A senior student’s perspective
When I began nursing school, I pictured my senior practicum in an emergency department, not as a virtual simulation. Much like myself, many nursing…
Top mental health apps for nurses
Whether you personally struggle with mental health concerns, or your patients are, your phone can be a valuable tool in the efforts to work…
Will virtual clinical learning during a pandemic affect patient safety?
Clinical experience plays an integral role in promoting patient safety and is one of the core requirements of every nursing program. Clinical experience helps…
Nurses Month during a time of crisis
When the ANA Enterprise began planning the Year of the Nurse, including expanding the traditional National Nurses Week to a month-long celebration, we didn’t…
I was never meant to be a nurse at six feet apart
In my almost 40 years of experience as a registered nurse, I could never have imagined nurses encouraged and required to care for our…
Supporting nurses when patients die during a disaster: What leaders can do
Our communities are under unprecedented stress during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nonessential personnel are isolated and quarantined at home. Some people may have to drop…
Shout out and murmurs in the Year of the Nurse
“This morning I forage into the Purveyor’s Store… no mops, no plates, no wooden trays, no slippers, … no basins, no towelling, no chloride…
First pandemic and second thoughts
“Our greatest freedom is the freedom to choose our attitude.” — Victor Frankl (more…)
COVID-19: A second-year nursing student perspective
March 11, 2020. The day during spring break that sparked a great amount of confusion and fear among the University of Pittsburgh…
Separated by glass at a COVID-19 drive-through testing station
As a car, truck, or minivan pulls into the COVID-19 testing tent, you become a part of someone’s COVID story. (more…)
Finally getting to the table?
Nurses have won the hearts and minds of the American public for their acts of true heroism, unbounded compassion, and expert skill…
Letters to the editor: Make your voice heard
Journal articles aren’t the only way you can disseminate information. Letters to the editors—if done correctly—can be a powerful way to make…
Virtual nursing school: A senior student’s perspective
When I began nursing school, I pictured my senior practicum in an emergency department, not as a virtual simulation. Much like myself,…
Top mental health apps for nurses
Whether you personally struggle with mental health concerns, or your patients are, your phone can be a valuable tool in the efforts…
Will virtual clinical learning during a pandemic affect patient safety?
Clinical experience plays an integral role in promoting patient safety and is one of the core requirements of every nursing program. Clinical…
Nurses Month during a time of crisis
When the ANA Enterprise began planning the Year of the Nurse, including expanding the traditional National Nurses Week to a month-long celebration,…
I was never meant to be a nurse at six feet apart
In my almost 40 years of experience as a registered nurse, I could never have imagined nurses encouraged and required to care…
Supporting nurses when patients die during a disaster: What leaders can do
Our communities are under unprecedented stress during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nonessential personnel are isolated and quarantined at home. Some people may have…
Shout out and murmurs in the Year of the Nurse
“This morning I forage into the Purveyor’s Store… no mops, no plates, no wooden trays, no slippers, … no basins, no towelling,…
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