Top apps for nurses in 2020
With 2020 coming to an end, the American Nurse Journal team would like to highlight some of the best apps for nurses and nursing…
Technology
Making things possible
From time to time, I receive messages from readers of The Relentless School Nurse blog. I am always touched and inspired when people reach…
The health professional’s imperative to correct misinformation on social media
Scrolling through Facebook during the interminable COVID-19 pandemic can be a herculean task for the healthcare professional confronted with posts spouting medical jargon and…
American Nurse Journal welcomes Penn Nursing Director of Innovation, Marion Leary
Nurse Hackathons: Creating Solutions To Problems We See Everyday When you see a problem in the health or healthcare setting who do you think…
A personal invitation to attend HealtheVoices for HCPs
As a nurse who is active in social media and has an interest in educating and empowering people through social media channels, I would…
Embracing digital minimalism
Technology can make us more productive, but it’s also distracting and cause stress and anxiety. Changing your relationship with digital devices requires a mindset…
My brain is on overload… How about yours?
The antidote to the overworked brain. Lately, I find myself regularly and voluntarily distracted and not because I’m multitasking. I’m being “multi-informed” through a…
Amidst COVID-19, virtual reality makes “social distancing” simulation possible
Leadership of the simulation center at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing has been investigating how to bring virtual simulation to life for some…
How artificial intelligence is transforming the future of nursing
Nurses should have a basic understanding of AI so they may be informed users and contribute to their development. According to Merriam-Webster, artificial intelligence…
Germ-free is the way to be: Smartphone disinfection in hospitals
Nurse-led, evidence-based education fills knowledge gap. Takeaways: All smartphones and other mobile devices are hosts to a variety of bacterial contaminants. A lack of…
Here now, but heard nothing
It was a busy day on the cardiac unit where I had one of my first patients as a new nurse. I’ll call him…
UV-C: A tool for disinfecting mobile devices
Staff satisfied with cleaning workflow. Takeaways: Smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices are being used with increasing frequency in healthcare, but protocols for cleaning…
Top apps for nurses in 2020
With 2020 coming to an end, the American Nurse Journal team would like to highlight some of the best apps for nurses…
Making things possible
From time to time, I receive messages from readers of The Relentless School Nurse blog. I am always touched and inspired when…
The health professional’s imperative to correct misinformation on social media
Scrolling through Facebook during the interminable COVID-19 pandemic can be a herculean task for the healthcare professional confronted with posts spouting medical…
American Nurse Journal welcomes Penn Nursing Director of Innovation, Marion Leary
Nurse Hackathons: Creating Solutions To Problems We See Everyday When you see a problem in the health or healthcare setting who do…
A personal invitation to attend HealtheVoices for HCPs
As a nurse who is active in social media and has an interest in educating and empowering people through social media channels,…
Embracing digital minimalism
Technology can make us more productive, but it’s also distracting and cause stress and anxiety. Changing your relationship with digital devices requires…
My brain is on overload… How about yours?
The antidote to the overworked brain. Lately, I find myself regularly and voluntarily distracted and not because I’m multitasking. I’m being “multi-informed”…
Amidst COVID-19, virtual reality makes “social distancing” simulation possible
Leadership of the simulation center at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing has been investigating how to bring virtual simulation to life…
How artificial intelligence is transforming the future of nursing
Nurses should have a basic understanding of AI so they may be informed users and contribute to their development. According to Merriam-Webster,…
Germ-free is the way to be: Smartphone disinfection in hospitals
Nurse-led, evidence-based education fills knowledge gap. Takeaways: All smartphones and other mobile devices are hosts to a variety of bacterial contaminants. A…
Here now, but heard nothing
It was a busy day on the cardiac unit where I had one of my first patients as a new nurse. I’ll…
UV-C: A tool for disinfecting mobile devices
Staff satisfied with cleaning workflow. Takeaways: Smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices are being used with increasing frequency in healthcare, but protocols…
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