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De Anna L. Cox, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, Jason R. Thrift, Ph.D., RN, CHSE Spring is just around the corner, and visions of greenery, flowers in bloom, lush lawns, and birds singing are all revitalizing. The Spring semester is going strong,…

Social Media Etiquette for Nursing Professionals

This is sponsored content and is supplied by Nurses Service Organization. The content has been reviewed by our HCM internal editorial staff but is not peer-reviewed. In today’s digital world, social media is a vital tool for connection and communication.…

South Carolina Faith Community Nurses Association

SCNA Organizational Affiliate News Happy New Year!! As we begin another year, the South Carolina Faith Community Nurses Association (SCFCNA) would like to invite all those interested in developing, sustaining or increasing effectiveness of health ministries to join us as…
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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 globe (Smith et al., 2020). Workplace harassment and bullying include treatment from individuals who knowingly use…

An Exciting Journey: Thriving Together in 2025

T.K. Curtis-Pugh As I reflect on my first year and a half serving as Executive Director of the South Carolina Nurses Association (SCNA), my heart is full of gratitude and excitement. It has been an incredible journey, and I’m humbled…

SCNA Begins the 2025 Legislative Season

Contributing Author: Marissa Bartmess, Ph.D, RN, SCNA Commission Chair-Public Policy and Legislation We’re kicking off the 2025 legislative season with unwavering strength and passion, advocating for nurses and patients across South Carolina. This year has already brought a whirlwind of…

Diversity in Nursing Leadership Cohort

The Diversity in Nursing Leadership Fellowship was presented by the North Carolina Nurses Association in partnership with the South Carolina Nurses Association and Georgia Nurses Association and supported by a grant from the National Commission to Address Racism in Nursing.…

South Carolina Nurses Foundation (SCNF) | December 2024

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! With the lights and the spectacle of the holiday season, combined with the approaching new year, this time of year presents a glorious way to end one chapter and begin anew. By…

SCNA Begins the 2025 Legislative Season

Contributing Author: Marissa Bartmess, Ph.D, RN, SCNA Commission Chair-Public Policy and Legislation We’re kicking off the 2025 legislative season with unwavering strength…

Diversity in Nursing Leadership Cohort

The Diversity in Nursing Leadership Fellowship was presented by the North Carolina Nurses Association in partnership with the South Carolina Nurses Association…

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Treatment-resistant depression and the T-rex combination

The T-Rex combination of Trintellix (vortioxetine) and Rexulti (brexpiprazole) targets multiple neurotransmitter systems, providing a novel and effective approach for managing treatment-resistant depression. This article is available to American Nurses Association members and ANJ subscribers only. Already a member? Log…

Pressure injuries and indwelling urinary catheters

Urethral erosion and urethral meatus pressure injuries resulting from a medical device-related pressure injury (MDRPI) frequently are overlooked, understudied, and not well understood. This article is available to American Nurses Association members and ANJ subscribers only. Already a member? Log…

Sepsis in the hospital setting: A case study

A 42-year-old man arrives in the ED. He reports not feeling like himself. Three days ago he stepped on a nail, which punctured his foot. He removed the nail and didn’t think he needed medical attention because he received a…