Food for thought: Heal well
As nurses, we often say to our patients, “Good luck at home” or “Take care and good luck.” Luck—it’s a funny word. If our…
Perspectives
Out of the comfort zone: A baby delivery in a retirement community ED
Baby deliveries in the emergency department (ED) always create quite a stir. But what if the ED stands in the middle of Florida’s largest…
What do nurses want?
Twenty-two percent: That’s how many frontline RNs in the United States said, in a response to a recent McKinsey survey, that they may leave…
Florence Nightingale: An acronym of tribute
Florence Nightingale is usually the first name that comes to mind when nursing is discussed anywhere in the world. This great and inspirational woman…
The COVID-19 Journey: one nurse’s story
My name is Samantha and I’m 22-year-old ICU nurse. Many people tell me how accomplished I am for my age—how amazing it is that…
COVID-19 vaccine handling: Maximizing doses and public confidence
The American Nurses Association (ANA) is proud of the leading role nurses play at all levels of the coronavirus pandemic that has shaken the…
Raising awareness about health disparities: A call to action
The COVID-19 pandemic has raised consciousness about health disparities, institutional racism, and diversity, inclusion, and equity (DEI) in the nation. Nurses know these conditions…
Nurses in a children’s classroom: Showcasing nursing as a career choice
We would like to share our experiences as yearly participants in our local Hillsborough County Great American Teach-In (GATI). GATI, an annual November event…
Nursing education during a pandemic: Will future nurses be prepared?
During the COVID-19 pandemic, nursing schools across the nation have scrambled to change to remote learning. The rapid change has sparked a concern that…
Septic relationships
In the emergency department, we’re well trained to recognize the signs and symptoms of serious infections—infections that start from an infinitesimally small and undetectable…
Providing ethics consultation in the middle of a pandemic
As a new graduate RN, I was confronted with the case of allowing a natural death for a 6-month old baby girl who survived…
Nursing care plan for outpatients with mild-to-moderate COVID-19 disease
COVID-19 is associated with a plethora of complications for those who suffer from both mild and severe forms of the disease. Although research is…
Food for thought: Heal well
As nurses, we often say to our patients, “Good luck at home” or “Take care and good luck.” Luck—it’s a funny word.…
Out of the comfort zone: A baby delivery in a retirement community ED
Baby deliveries in the emergency department (ED) always create quite a stir. But what if the ED stands in the middle of…
What do nurses want?
Twenty-two percent: That’s how many frontline RNs in the United States said, in a response to a recent McKinsey survey, that they…
Florence Nightingale: An acronym of tribute
Florence Nightingale is usually the first name that comes to mind when nursing is discussed anywhere in the world. This great and…
The COVID-19 Journey: one nurse’s story
My name is Samantha and I’m 22-year-old ICU nurse. Many people tell me how accomplished I am for my age—how amazing it…
COVID-19 vaccine handling: Maximizing doses and public confidence
The American Nurses Association (ANA) is proud of the leading role nurses play at all levels of the coronavirus pandemic that has…
Raising awareness about health disparities: A call to action
The COVID-19 pandemic has raised consciousness about health disparities, institutional racism, and diversity, inclusion, and equity (DEI) in the nation. Nurses know…
Nurses in a children’s classroom: Showcasing nursing as a career choice
We would like to share our experiences as yearly participants in our local Hillsborough County Great American Teach-In (GATI). GATI, an annual…
Nursing education during a pandemic: Will future nurses be prepared?
During the COVID-19 pandemic, nursing schools across the nation have scrambled to change to remote learning. The rapid change has sparked a…
Septic relationships
In the emergency department, we’re well trained to recognize the signs and symptoms of serious infections—infections that start from an infinitesimally small…
Providing ethics consultation in the middle of a pandemic
As a new graduate RN, I was confronted with the case of allowing a natural death for a 6-month old baby girl…
Nursing care plan for outpatients with mild-to-moderate COVID-19 disease
COVID-19 is associated with a plethora of complications for those who suffer from both mild and severe forms of the disease. Although…
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