Critical Theory: NURSING acronymIn nursing, Critical Theory is used to analyze and challenge the structure of power, politics, and injustice, particularly within health systems. It encourages nurses…
Want to publish? Study the craft of writingDo you want to write professionally? As a former nurse peer reviewer, I found that not all nurses with advanced degrees write well. Are…
How pediatric providers should be addressing social media use in childrenStudies have shown that almost daily use of social media can actually double your risk of anxiety and depression, which may explain the changes…
Enhancing hospital workforce stability through innovative practicesAttracting and retaining skilled nursing staff are a crucial focus for healthcare organizations across the country, demanding substantial operational effort and financial resources. The…
How Curiosity About HIV/AIDS Led to Writing and ServingThink outside of your own perceived box of what it means to be a professional nurse and consider how to impart improved healthcare through…
From Retirement to Preferment: Crafting Your Next ChapterIs it time for your next chapter? If you’re like me, you’re looking for good news that includes fulfillment and flexibility in our later…
AI is transforming healthcare: Nurses need a seat at the table.As an RN with over 29 years of experience, I’m used to working in chaotic clinical environments, and I rely on rigorous routines and…
How to write a teaching philosophyHave you ever applied for a position in academic nursing education, only to find that in addition to your curriculum vitae (CV) and cover…
Risky business: Home sweet home or nursing home?Cheri described witnessing employees turn off the emergency buttons when residents were “too bothersome,” patients being medicated “so that they wouldn’t have to deal…
An ethical concern: Frustration with obesity manifesting as frustration with the personObesity is a major public health concern that frustrates healthcare providers. However, do we allow our frustration with the disease to spill out as…
Nursing homes: To be or not to beAs a long-time RN and active leader within the profession, I’ve always been uncomfortable that personal care facilities are generically referred to as “nursing…
From the Midwest to the Middle EastIn the light from the hospital courtyard where refugees were cooking and doing laundry, I read the dedication in War Surgery, a book by…
Critical Theory: NURSING acronymIn nursing, Critical Theory is used to analyze and challenge the structure of power, politics, and injustice, particularly within health systems. It…
Want to publish? Study the craft of writingDo you want to write professionally? As a former nurse peer reviewer, I found that not all nurses with advanced degrees write…
How pediatric providers should be addressing social media use in childrenStudies have shown that almost daily use of social media can actually double your risk of anxiety and depression, which may explain…
Enhancing hospital workforce stability through innovative practicesAttracting and retaining skilled nursing staff are a crucial focus for healthcare organizations across the country, demanding substantial operational effort and financial…
How Curiosity About HIV/AIDS Led to Writing and ServingThink outside of your own perceived box of what it means to be a professional nurse and consider how to impart improved…
From Retirement to Preferment: Crafting Your Next ChapterIs it time for your next chapter? If you’re like me, you’re looking for good news that includes fulfillment and flexibility in…
AI is transforming healthcare: Nurses need a seat at the table.As an RN with over 29 years of experience, I’m used to working in chaotic clinical environments, and I rely on rigorous…
How to write a teaching philosophyHave you ever applied for a position in academic nursing education, only to find that in addition to your curriculum vitae (CV)…
Risky business: Home sweet home or nursing home?Cheri described witnessing employees turn off the emergency buttons when residents were “too bothersome,” patients being medicated “so that they wouldn’t have…
An ethical concern: Frustration with obesity manifesting as frustration with the personObesity is a major public health concern that frustrates healthcare providers. However, do we allow our frustration with the disease to spill…
Nursing homes: To be or not to beAs a long-time RN and active leader within the profession, I’ve always been uncomfortable that personal care facilities are generically referred to…
From the Midwest to the Middle EastIn the light from the hospital courtyard where refugees were cooking and doing laundry, I read the dedication in War Surgery, a…
How pediatric providers should be addressing social media use in childrenBy: Victoria McMullen, CPNP, PMHS, MSN
From Retirement to Preferment: Crafting Your Next ChapterBy: Sharon M Weinstein, MS, BSN, RN, CRNI-R, FACW, CSP, FAAN
An ethical concern: Frustration with obesity manifesting as frustration with the personBy: Caroline Moore, PhD, RN, FNP-C and Tracy Oliver, PhD, RDN, LDN
