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Emotional intelligence in nursing

Nursing has long been described as one of the most demanding professions. Nurses must think critically, communicate effectively, practice safely and efficiently, and adhere strictly to professional guidelines. Historically and today, many in the profession work short-staffed and beyond scheduled…

Adolescent overdose

A nurse’s knowledge and quick action result in a positive outcome. Takeaways: When nurses and other healthcare providers can recognize the risks and potential complications of antidepressant overdoses they can help ensure timely treatment. Bupropion carries a higher toxicity risk…

Purposeful staff rounding

A survey of peer-reviewed literature confirms that structured nurse rounding consistently improves patient satisfaction. Most of the available studies were conducted before the COVID-19 pandemic, when staffing ratios, care models, and patient acuity looked different from today. The core finding…

Breast cancer and nursing care

Breast cancer, the second most common cause of cancer throughout the world, according to the Global Cancer Observatory, is the fourth leading cause of cancer death. In the United States, breast cancer is the most prevalent cause of cancer and…

Reducing communication-related errors

In outpatient and inpatient settings, Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing Certification Board certified nurses serve as pivotal stewards for the continuum of…

Nurse educator burnout

Burnout, a condition discussed frequently in relation to clinical beside nurses, also impacts nursing faculty. As defined by the American Nurses Association,…