Survival skills for new graduate nurses facing bullying in the workplace
Even though nurses are part of a caring profession, some of them bully new graduate nurses. About half (48%) of new graduate nurses fear…
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Nurses Week for a Month
By Julie Cullen, Managing Editor, American Nurse Today Not long ago, I shared the story of the nurse who caught me before I fell…
CDC reports increased tick- and mosquito-borne infections
According to a report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the U.S. cases of diseases transmitted by ticks, mosquitoes, and fleas have…
Helping hands of nurses
In the Army I learned what it meant to never give up as well as what it meant to succeed. I quickly mastered my…
Violence against healthcare workers: The Joint Commission issues Sentinel Event Alert
I’ve been editing an article about patient violence. One of the things that jumped out at me about it is that many nurses see…
Run nurse, run!
Some pretty impressive (and relatively unknown) women finished in the top 6 at the Boston Marathon this year. And two of them are nurses!…
Coming back to wellness
By Julie Cullen, Managing Editor, American Nurse Today Our ongoing series on nurse wellness has coincided with my own journey of wellness. For a…
Safe patient handling: The process program
Although safe patient handling (SPH) programs are designed to reduce employee injuries related to manual patient lifting and repositioning, many programs are limited to…
If you want to keep patients safe, don’t accept brown M&Ms!
If you grew up listening to rock music in the 1980s, you might have heard stories about the overly demanding requirements of Van Halen…
Supporting the next generation
The greatest impact on who we become as nurses evolves from the transition from nursing school to graduate nurse, a stage of intense vulnerability,…
Rescuing nursing theory
I recently spent one summer working as a clinical instructor in a course that required 12-hour experiences on a very busy inpatient floor. As…
Failure is not an option…or is it?
As a soldier, I arrived in Iraq in February 2004. The trip was exhausting but ended with the most spectacular sunset. It was absolutely…
Survival skills for new graduate nurses facing bullying in the workplace
Even though nurses are part of a caring profession, some of them bully new graduate nurses. About half (48%) of new graduate…
Nurses Week for a Month
By Julie Cullen, Managing Editor, American Nurse Today Not long ago, I shared the story of the nurse who caught me before…
CDC reports increased tick- and mosquito-borne infections
According to a report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the U.S. cases of diseases transmitted by ticks, mosquitoes, and…
Helping hands of nurses
In the Army I learned what it meant to never give up as well as what it meant to succeed. I quickly…
Violence against healthcare workers: The Joint Commission issues Sentinel Event Alert
I’ve been editing an article about patient violence. One of the things that jumped out at me about it is that many…
Run nurse, run!
Some pretty impressive (and relatively unknown) women finished in the top 6 at the Boston Marathon this year. And two of them…
Coming back to wellness
By Julie Cullen, Managing Editor, American Nurse Today Our ongoing series on nurse wellness has coincided with my own journey of wellness.…
Safe patient handling: The process program
Although safe patient handling (SPH) programs are designed to reduce employee injuries related to manual patient lifting and repositioning, many programs are…
If you want to keep patients safe, don’t accept brown M&Ms!
If you grew up listening to rock music in the 1980s, you might have heard stories about the overly demanding requirements of…
Supporting the next generation
The greatest impact on who we become as nurses evolves from the transition from nursing school to graduate nurse, a stage of…
Rescuing nursing theory
I recently spent one summer working as a clinical instructor in a course that required 12-hour experiences on a very busy inpatient…
Failure is not an option…or is it?
As a soldier, I arrived in Iraq in February 2004. The trip was exhausting but ended with the most spectacular sunset. It…
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