Against cynicism: Small practices that sustain nursing
Nursing is sustained by meaning. It’s animated by connection, purpose, and social reciprocity. Cynicism erodes meaning by reframing every effort as futile and every…
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AI is making nurses second-guess their expertise —That’s dangerous
Silicon Valley has discovered healthcare—again. This time, the promise is artificial intelligence (AI) that can predict when patients will deteriorate, before stressed-out nurses notice…
Building the evidence base to integrate ‘Food Is Medicine’ principles into cardiovascular care: Q&A with Dr. Bunmi Ogungbe
The Food Is Medicine movement has been gaining momentum as a commonsense approach to cardiovascular care for some time. The goal is to complement,…
Maximize dissemination of your published article
Once an article is published, it’s tempting to pat yourself on the back, accept colleagues’ accolades, and move on to the next project. But…
What honors code taught me about teaching
Until recently at my institution, each student signs a paper honor code at the start of an exam. The back of that sheet doubles…
Transitions as literary signposts: Powerful guides for the reader’s journey
Even with GPS, drivers still need signposts to know where they’re going on their travels. Similarly, readers need signposts to guide them on their…
The Gifts We Do Not See
The holidays may be behind us, but this blog by Fidelindo Lim, DNP, CCRN, FAAN, offers some critical insights into the enduring humanism of…
How to incorporate AI into the design thinking process
The hallmark of design thinking (DT), a 5-step process for creating innovative solutions, is human-centeredness. Humans are at the center and are the foundation…
Gratitude and meaning can keep nurses going
Research continues to affirm what many of us intuitively know: gratitude is good and good for our health. A study has shown that people…
Is It Really an Ethical Dilemma?
In today’s complex healthcare environments, nurses frequently encounter ethically challenging situations. For this reason, ethical competence has become a fundamental component of professional nursing,…
You’re wearing that to work?
Few undergraduate programs pay as much attention to attire as nursing. At every clinical orientation, dress code policies are reiterated with the familiar warning:…
What’s new in the 2025 hypertension guideline?
The American Heart Association released its latest hypertension guideline in August 2025, establishing best practices for diagnosing and managing a disease that remains the…
Against cynicism: Small practices that sustain nursing
Nursing is sustained by meaning. It’s animated by connection, purpose, and social reciprocity. Cynicism erodes meaning by reframing every effort as futile…
AI is making nurses second-guess their expertise —That’s dangerous
Silicon Valley has discovered healthcare—again. This time, the promise is artificial intelligence (AI) that can predict when patients will deteriorate, before stressed-out…
Building the evidence base to integrate ‘Food Is Medicine’ principles into cardiovascular care: Q&A with Dr. Bunmi Ogungbe
The Food Is Medicine movement has been gaining momentum as a commonsense approach to cardiovascular care for some time. The goal is…
Maximize dissemination of your published article
Once an article is published, it’s tempting to pat yourself on the back, accept colleagues’ accolades, and move on to the next…
What honors code taught me about teaching
Until recently at my institution, each student signs a paper honor code at the start of an exam. The back of that…
Transitions as literary signposts: Powerful guides for the reader’s journey
Even with GPS, drivers still need signposts to know where they’re going on their travels. Similarly, readers need signposts to guide them…
The Gifts We Do Not See
The holidays may be behind us, but this blog by Fidelindo Lim, DNP, CCRN, FAAN, offers some critical insights into the enduring…
How to incorporate AI into the design thinking process
The hallmark of design thinking (DT), a 5-step process for creating innovative solutions, is human-centeredness. Humans are at the center and are…
Gratitude and meaning can keep nurses going
Research continues to affirm what many of us intuitively know: gratitude is good and good for our health. A study has shown…
Is It Really an Ethical Dilemma?
In today’s complex healthcare environments, nurses frequently encounter ethically challenging situations. For this reason, ethical competence has become a fundamental component of…
You’re wearing that to work?
Few undergraduate programs pay as much attention to attire as nursing. At every clinical orientation, dress code policies are reiterated with the…
What’s new in the 2025 hypertension guideline?
The American Heart Association released its latest hypertension guideline in August 2025, establishing best practices for diagnosing and managing a disease that…