Honoring Nurses Week—and the Enduring Spirit of Nursing
President’s Message Dawn M. Bowker,PhD, ARNP-BC, RN, CNEPresident, Iowa Nurses Association Last month, we recognized National Nurses Week, a meaningful time each year when…
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A Message from the INA Executive Director
Greg Opseth, MHA, BSN, RN As we move through the second quarter of the year, one message continues to guide our work at the…
Against cynicism: Small practices that sustain nursing
Nursing is sustained by meaning. It’s animated by connection, purpose, and social reciprocity. Cynicism erodes meaning by reframing every effort as futile and every…
Targeted music listening therapy and post-procedure pain management: A quality improvement initiative
This improvement initiative was guided by this PICOT (patient, intervention, comparison, outcome, time) question: For nursing staff caring for adult surgical procedure patients admitted…
Workplace Harassment and Bullying in Academia
Contributing Author: Sherry Buie James, DNP, RN, CNE Harassment and bullying within the workplace continue to cause problems for nurses and organizations across the…
We cannot carry this alone: The case for ancillary support in nursing
Burnout in high-acuity care is well documented. Emotional suppression, compassion fatigue, and moral distress can fracture even the most resilient clinicians. But ancillary support…
Speak Now with the Courage to Confront: An Educational Intervention to Address Bullying
Background Nurse-to-nurse bullying is a critical issue within the nursing profession, impacting close to half of all nurses. This phenomenon, often referred to as…
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…
Advocating for Our Communities – A Public Health Nurse’s Concerns
Deborah Hogan, MPH, BSN, RN, Chair, FNA Public Health Special Interest Group There are so many issues affecting the health of our communities today,…
The Vital Role of Faith Community Nurses in Advancing Holistic and Equitable Health Care
CAPT (Ret) Deirdre Krause, NC, USN Ph.D., APRN, FNP-BC Faith Community Nurses (FCNs), also known as Parish Nurses, are registered nurses—either active or retired—who…
Advance care planning in the Black faith community
Take fear out of the conversation. Takeaways: Black community members have low rates of advance directive completion The support of a church leader or…
The Critical Role DNP Preparation Serves in Advancing Population Health
Nurses have long played vital roles in addressing the nation’s health challenges. With growing attention to health disparities, DNP programs offer preparation for nurses…
Honoring Nurses Week—and the Enduring Spirit of Nursing
President’s Message Dawn M. Bowker,PhD, ARNP-BC, RN, CNEPresident, Iowa Nurses Association Last month, we recognized National Nurses Week, a meaningful time each…
A Message from the INA Executive Director
Greg Opseth, MHA, BSN, RN As we move through the second quarter of the year, one message continues to guide our work…
Against cynicism: Small practices that sustain nursing
Nursing is sustained by meaning. It’s animated by connection, purpose, and social reciprocity. Cynicism erodes meaning by reframing every effort as futile…
Targeted music listening therapy and post-procedure pain management: A quality improvement initiative
This improvement initiative was guided by this PICOT (patient, intervention, comparison, outcome, time) question: For nursing staff caring for adult surgical procedure…
Workplace Harassment and Bullying in Academia
Contributing Author: Sherry Buie James, DNP, RN, CNE Harassment and bullying within the workplace continue to cause problems for nurses and organizations…
We cannot carry this alone: The case for ancillary support in nursing
Burnout in high-acuity care is well documented. Emotional suppression, compassion fatigue, and moral distress can fracture even the most resilient clinicians. But…
Speak Now with the Courage to Confront: An Educational Intervention to Address Bullying
Background Nurse-to-nurse bullying is a critical issue within the nursing profession, impacting close to half of all nurses. This phenomenon, often referred…
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,…
Advocating for Our Communities – A Public Health Nurse’s Concerns
Deborah Hogan, MPH, BSN, RN, Chair, FNA Public Health Special Interest Group There are so many issues affecting the health of our…
The Vital Role of Faith Community Nurses in Advancing Holistic and Equitable Health Care
CAPT (Ret) Deirdre Krause, NC, USN Ph.D., APRN, FNP-BC Faith Community Nurses (FCNs), also known as Parish Nurses, are registered nurses—either active…
Advance care planning in the Black faith community
Take fear out of the conversation. Takeaways: Black community members have low rates of advance directive completion The support of a church…
The Critical Role DNP Preparation Serves in Advancing Population Health
Nurses have long played vital roles in addressing the nation’s health challenges. With growing attention to health disparities, DNP programs offer preparation…
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