New nurses are predominantly scheduled for 12 hour shifts and nearly half work weekly overtime, according to a study in JAN.

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Nearly half of new nurses work weekly overtime

Safety culture: A journey to zero

A new generation of nurses is here

ANA News, February 2019

From the Ethics Inbox: Confronting climate change

More than 20% of rural hospitals are at risk of closing

Promoting professional accountability and ownership

Medications for heart failure management: What nurses need to know

Stop bullying in schools and save a life

Measles back with a vengeance—Vaccine requests spike

A new twist on diaries in the hospital setting

Strategies for nurse leaders

USP compounding standards: Prepare with care

Use of tobacco products by youth rises

Cholecystectomy during third term of pregnancy should be avoided

Hearing impairment may accelerate cognitive decline with age

ANA on the Frontline, February 2019

Preventing harm

First and last line of defense

FDA approves first treatment for acquired TTP

Cilostazol, in combination with aspirin or clopidogrel, reduces risk for recurrent stroke

Clinical tool for detecting post–intensive care syndrome

Rapid access transient ischemic attack and stroke clinics reduce recurrent transient ischemic attacks

Breast cancer survivors: Assessment and management of long-term treatment effects

Nurses assess concerns at immigration detention center

Errors, care, and the bottom line

Keeping it simple

Pulmonary atelectasis and retained secretions

Preparing older citizens for global climate change

Nursing care: The quest to eliminate preventable harm

Donations at work: It’s easy to make a difference: You can too

Succeeding in complicated times

Resolutions

What if you’re the bully?

ANA News: January 2019

Near-peer mentoring for nursing research education