Occupational stress and traumatic exposures in nursing: Impacts and intervention
Nurses face significant stress throughout a standard work shift, much of it normalized as inherent to the nursing field and clinical practice. However, providers,…
Perspectives
Health inequities need to GO: Increasing diversity in nursing
According to Cary and colleagues, the majority population will become a minority, with the minority increasing from 37% to 57% by 2060. The nursing…
Parenting stress, work-family conflict, and sustainability in nursing
Parenting can be stressful. For nurses, that stress may be overwhelming. Across the United States and the world, parents are reporting high levels of…
The language we weren’t taught
The growing need for financial literacy in nursing to connect the bedside to the boardroom One of the most important leadership lessons I’ve learned…
Beyond the burnout and beyond the lecture: The triple-win of brief motivational interviewing
Motivational interviewing (MI) was first introduced to medical and professional communities in 1983. It was used primarily as a tool for therapists working with…
Diabetes care and person-first language
According to the American Diabetes Association, individuals with diabetes account for nearly 30% of all hospital inpatients in the United States. As a result,…
Cultural considerations in nursing practice
Nursing practice takes many things into consideration: comorbidities, religious beliefs, and culture. I have had the opportunity to work in healthcare for many years,…
Who’s protecting childhood in the age of AI and screen saturation?
Childhood is being digitized in real time, yet the public conversation remains far more captivated by innovation than concerned with developmental cost. As artificial…
Artificial intelligence in nursing education: Pearls or perils?
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) has become prominent in nursing education. The various uses of AI in the academic setting provide opportunities for…
Calling more men to the bedside: The critical role male nurses play in modern healthcare
More men are entering the nursing field. No, not to use it as a stepping stone to become physicians, but as a viable and…
The power of nursing beyond the clinic: Partnering with the fire service to strengthen community health
Nurses combine clinical knowledge with prevention, education, care coordination, relationship-building, systems thinking, and advocacy. We also understand that identifying risk is not enough. People…
Authentic leadership: Your power in nursing
Nursing is more than a profession. It’s a calling that demands clinical expertise, compassion, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to patient care. Yet today’s…
Occupational stress and traumatic exposures in nursing: Impacts and intervention
Nurses face significant stress throughout a standard work shift, much of it normalized as inherent to the nursing field and clinical practice.…
Health inequities need to GO: Increasing diversity in nursing
According to Cary and colleagues, the majority population will become a minority, with the minority increasing from 37% to 57% by 2060.…
Parenting stress, work-family conflict, and sustainability in nursing
Parenting can be stressful. For nurses, that stress may be overwhelming. Across the United States and the world, parents are reporting high…
The language we weren’t taught
The growing need for financial literacy in nursing to connect the bedside to the boardroom One of the most important leadership lessons…
Beyond the burnout and beyond the lecture: The triple-win of brief motivational interviewing
Motivational interviewing (MI) was first introduced to medical and professional communities in 1983. It was used primarily as a tool for therapists…
Diabetes care and person-first language
According to the American Diabetes Association, individuals with diabetes account for nearly 30% of all hospital inpatients in the United States. As…
Cultural considerations in nursing practice
Nursing practice takes many things into consideration: comorbidities, religious beliefs, and culture. I have had the opportunity to work in healthcare for…
Who’s protecting childhood in the age of AI and screen saturation?
Childhood is being digitized in real time, yet the public conversation remains far more captivated by innovation than concerned with developmental cost.…
Artificial intelligence in nursing education: Pearls or perils?
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) has become prominent in nursing education. The various uses of AI in the academic setting provide…
Calling more men to the bedside: The critical role male nurses play in modern healthcare
More men are entering the nursing field. No, not to use it as a stepping stone to become physicians, but as a…
The power of nursing beyond the clinic: Partnering with the fire service to strengthen community health
Nurses combine clinical knowledge with prevention, education, care coordination, relationship-building, systems thinking, and advocacy. We also understand that identifying risk is not…
Authentic leadership: Your power in nursing
Nursing is more than a profession. It’s a calling that demands clinical expertise, compassion, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to patient care.…
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