Oxytocin and well-being
Nursing is fundamentally relational. Beyond technical skills, nurses provide presence, touch, and emotional containment elements increasingly recognized as biologically powerful. A growing body of…
Practice Matters
The first OTC birth control pill
Unintended pregnancy among adolescents remains an ongoing concern. Amjad and colleagues note limited access to reliable contraception, inconsistent use of birth control, stigma, and…
The team therapist model
Nurses experience significantly more shared suffering and loss than those in other caring disciplines. If not mitigated, this can lead to disproportionate levels of…
A case study: CHF and depression
According to Jha and colleagues, a lack of consistent depression screening in patients with congestive heart failure can lead to poor prognosis and outcomes.…
Fostering a culture of innovation and quality
Study identifies actions to guide healthcare organizations. THE AMERICAN NURSES ENTERPRISE (ANE) has prioritized innovation and quality practices as necessary components of workplace culture.…
Stigma and liver transplantation
Bias associated with liver transplants reflects underlying practices within healthcare that shape how it emerges and persists. Since 2014, as noted by Pimienta and…
Mental health trailblazers
The mental health trailblazers podcast features the groundbreaking journeys of psychiatric mental health nurses in their quest to meet the urgent needs of under-resourced…
Teens and cyber victimization
Cyber victimization (CV) among teens is characterized by targeted aggression in an electronic context. This phenomenon, including cyberbullying, cyber fraud, and cyberstalking, has serious…
Alleviating nurse fatigue
Today's nursing workforce spans multiple generations, each with distinct needs, strengths, and challenges. Addressing generational differences as healthcare evolves remains essential for mitigating nurse…
Mental Health access
A culture shift from stigma to support Being a nurse is one of the most meaningful professions. Each day offers the opportunity to heal,…
Have you ever served?
Although change is inevitable, experiencing several changes simultaneously can lead to significant stress. Each year, according to the Government Accountability Office, approximately 200,000 U.S.…
Breast cancer: Personalized prevention for women
Through evidence-based education and shared decision-making, nurses play a vital role in closing knowledge gaps and empowering all patients at risk for breast cancer.…
Oxytocin and well-being
Nursing is fundamentally relational. Beyond technical skills, nurses provide presence, touch, and emotional containment elements increasingly recognized as biologically powerful. A growing…
The first OTC birth control pill
Unintended pregnancy among adolescents remains an ongoing concern. Amjad and colleagues note limited access to reliable contraception, inconsistent use of birth control,…
The team therapist model
Nurses experience significantly more shared suffering and loss than those in other caring disciplines. If not mitigated, this can lead to disproportionate…
A case study: CHF and depression
According to Jha and colleagues, a lack of consistent depression screening in patients with congestive heart failure can lead to poor prognosis…
Fostering a culture of innovation and quality
Study identifies actions to guide healthcare organizations. THE AMERICAN NURSES ENTERPRISE (ANE) has prioritized innovation and quality practices as necessary components of…
Stigma and liver transplantation
Bias associated with liver transplants reflects underlying practices within healthcare that shape how it emerges and persists. Since 2014, as noted by…
Mental health trailblazers
The mental health trailblazers podcast features the groundbreaking journeys of psychiatric mental health nurses in their quest to meet the urgent needs…
Teens and cyber victimization
Cyber victimization (CV) among teens is characterized by targeted aggression in an electronic context. This phenomenon, including cyberbullying, cyber fraud, and cyberstalking,…
Alleviating nurse fatigue
Today's nursing workforce spans multiple generations, each with distinct needs, strengths, and challenges. Addressing generational differences as healthcare evolves remains essential for…
Mental Health access
A culture shift from stigma to support Being a nurse is one of the most meaningful professions. Each day offers the opportunity…
Have you ever served?
Although change is inevitable, experiencing several changes simultaneously can lead to significant stress. Each year, according to the Government Accountability Office, approximately…
Breast cancer: Personalized prevention for women
Through evidence-based education and shared decision-making, nurses play a vital role in closing knowledge gaps and empowering all patients at risk for…
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