The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) has launched its Worker Safety in Hospitals website, which include many resources to help hospitals to prevent worker injuries. Access the site.

OSHA launches new safety website

Study: Incidence of mental disorders in mid-life, older adulthood may be underestimated

Study: 8 million lives saved during years since Surgeon General Report on smoking

Study: Head trauma associated with Alzheimer disease changes

Study: Vitamin E may slow decline from Alzheimer disease

“Meeting Mondays” boosts staff nurses’ committee participation

The Magnetizers: A team approach to Magnet®-focused teaching

Advancing toward an 80% BSN workforce by 2020

Scope and standards-of-practice documents: Guiding you to leadership success

Confronting conflict with higher-ups

How DNP and PhD nurses can collaborate to maximize patient care

Quality-improvement initiative: Classifying and documenting surgical wounds

Déjà vu all over again

Demystifying literature reviews

Act fast when new neurologic deficits arise

Issues up close

Health, safety, & wellness

Headlines from the Hill

From your ANA President

Managing atrioventricular blocks

Healthcare reform: Resolve to increase your knowledge in 2014

The disappearing inpatient

Guiding your patients through menopause

ANCC Announces Craig Luzinski, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, FACHE, as Director of the Magnet Recognition Program®

FDA approves new treatment for genetic coagulation disorder

FDA approves new stent for treatment of pseudocysts of the pancreas

FDA approves first generic versions of Cymbalta

Study: Low vitamin B12 increases fracture risk in older men

FDA issues safety communication for HeartStart AEDs

FDA approves medical device for epilepsy

C-suite executives believe ACA will improve health care

Study: Roles and responsibilities of patient navigators defined

Blood pressure management guideline released

Study: Nonconcussion head impacts may affect cognition

BSN, MSN graduates more likely to land jobs

Study: No same-day play for athletes with concussion symptoms