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Exploring the Opportunities and Mitigating the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Nursing Education

The recent and rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have generated both excitement and concern in higher education. Opportunities for AI in nursing education can be transformative, including simulation, accessibility, and personalized learning. Just as…

Nurses Leadership and Maintaining the Art and Science of Nursing

President’s Message Nursing has evolved dramatically in recent decades, increasingly shaped by technological innovation and scientific discovery. While these advancements have strengthened clinical practice…

Taking the Pulse on Nursing Education

Guest Editor Nursing education is at a critical turning point. It is essential to ask: “Are student nurses being adequately prepared for the challenges…

Substance Use Disorder: A Gap in Nursing Education

The 2024 Gallup Poll identified the nursing profession as the most honest and ethical profession for the 23rd year in a row. Including nursing,…

Exploring the Opportunities and Mitigating the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Nursing Education

The recent and rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have generated both excitement and concern in higher education. Opportunities for AI in nursing education…

Early Identification and Intervention of At-Risk Nursing Students

The Delaware Technical Community College associate degree in nursing program (ADN) is based on the principle of mastery learning. In this model, students must…

New Faculty Development Leads to the ‘Pedagogy of Play’

Many nurse educators in associate degree nursing programs across the United States are new to their role. In an article published in Teaching and…

Cultivating Cultural Competency: The Impact of Incorporating Global Studies into Undergraduate Nursing Curricula

As our world connections continue to expand globally through internet resources and social media outlets, students have an increased desire to travel and study…

Cultivating a Growth Mindset in Nursing Education

As healthcare continues to evolve at a rapid pace, nursing education must prepare to support future nurses for the challenges that they will face…

Addressing the Nursing Faculty Shortage

Delaware Responds to this Critical Issue Today, in the field of nursing, the words “nursing” and “shortage” have unfortunately become the new normal, replacing…

Sustaining Excellence: Knowledge Transfer and Strategic Planning in Nursing Leadership

Throughout my 32-year nursing career, I have been shaped by the insights and experiences of many talented individuals who have profoundly influenced my professional…

Nurses Leadership and Maintaining the Art and Science of Nursing

President’s Message Nursing has evolved dramatically in recent decades, increasingly shaped by technological innovation and scientific discovery. While these advancements have strengthened…

Taking the Pulse on Nursing Education

Guest Editor Nursing education is at a critical turning point. It is essential to ask: “Are student nurses being adequately prepared for…

Substance Use Disorder: A Gap in Nursing Education

The 2024 Gallup Poll identified the nursing profession as the most honest and ethical profession for the 23rd year in a row.…

Exploring the Opportunities and Mitigating the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Nursing Education

The recent and rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have generated both excitement and concern in higher education. Opportunities for AI in…

Early Identification and Intervention of At-Risk Nursing Students

The Delaware Technical Community College associate degree in nursing program (ADN) is based on the principle of mastery learning. In this model,…

New Faculty Development Leads to the ‘Pedagogy of Play’

Many nurse educators in associate degree nursing programs across the United States are new to their role. In an article published in…

Cultivating Cultural Competency: The Impact of Incorporating Global Studies into Undergraduate Nursing Curricula

As our world connections continue to expand globally through internet resources and social media outlets, students have an increased desire to travel…

Cultivating a Growth Mindset in Nursing Education

As healthcare continues to evolve at a rapid pace, nursing education must prepare to support future nurses for the challenges that they…

Addressing the Nursing Faculty Shortage

Delaware Responds to this Critical Issue Today, in the field of nursing, the words “nursing” and “shortage” have unfortunately become the new…

Sustaining Excellence: Knowledge Transfer and Strategic Planning in Nursing Leadership

Throughout my 32-year nursing career, I have been shaped by the insights and experiences of many talented individuals who have profoundly influenced…

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School nurse access can make a difference in zip code health disparities

It’s high time school nurses take their rightful place, alongside teachers and counselors, within every American school. It isn’t just about student health during the school year; it’s about kids’ health for life: longer ones. Since public schools reflect their…

Strategies to assist entry-level nursing students as they transition into practice

We’re facing more of a challenge than ever with our new graduate nurses as they transition into practice. We’re experiencing a nursing shortage, and healthcare facilities continue to lose nurses within the first 2 years of practice. The practice gap…

What being a nurse taught me about my infertility

Being a nurse for the past 15 years, I’m used to having answers for my patients and troubleshooting problems when they arise. In my career as a maternal/child health nurse, I’ve helped ease the worries of countless new mothers and…

The faculty role in recruiting the next generation of nurses

The United States nursing shortage is one of the most talked about issues in healthcare. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that there will be a full-time registered nurse shortage of 63,720 nurses by the year 2030. With the growing…

School nurse access can make a difference in zip code health disparities

It’s high time school nurses take their rightful place, alongside teachers and counselors, within every American school. It isn’t just about student…

Strategies to assist entry-level nursing students as they transition into practice

We’re facing more of a challenge than ever with our new graduate nurses as they transition into practice. We’re experiencing a nursing…

What being a nurse taught me about my infertility

Being a nurse for the past 15 years, I’m used to having answers for my patients and troubleshooting problems when they arise.…

The faculty role in recruiting the next generation of nurses

The United States nursing shortage is one of the most talked about issues in healthcare. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that…

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Exploring the Opportunities and Mitigating the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Nursing Education

Nurses Leadership and Maintaining the Art and Science of Nursing

Taking the Pulse on Nursing Education

Substance Use Disorder: A Gap in Nursing Education

Exploring the Opportunities and Mitigating the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Nursing Education

Early Identification and Intervention of At-Risk Nursing Students

New Faculty Development Leads to the ‘Pedagogy of Play’

Cultivating Cultural Competency: The Impact of Incorporating Global Studies into Undergraduate Nursing Curricula

Cultivating a Growth Mindset in Nursing Education

Addressing the Nursing Faculty Shortage

Sustaining Excellence: Knowledge Transfer and Strategic Planning in Nursing Leadership

Nurses Leadership and Maintaining the Art and Science of Nursing

Taking the Pulse on Nursing Education

Substance Use Disorder: A Gap in Nursing Education

Exploring the Opportunities and Mitigating the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Nursing Education

Early Identification and Intervention of At-Risk Nursing Students

New Faculty Development Leads to the ‘Pedagogy of Play’

Cultivating Cultural Competency: The Impact of Incorporating Global Studies into Undergraduate Nursing Curricula

Cultivating a Growth Mindset in Nursing Education

Addressing the Nursing Faculty Shortage

Sustaining Excellence: Knowledge Transfer and Strategic Planning in Nursing Leadership

Articles From American Nurse that you may be interested in

School nurse access can make a difference in zip code health disparities

Strategies to assist entry-level nursing students as they transition into practice

What being a nurse taught me about my infertility

The faculty role in recruiting the next generation of nurses

School nurse access can make a difference in zip code health disparities

Strategies to assist entry-level nursing students as they transition into practice

What being a nurse taught me about my infertility

The faculty role in recruiting the next generation of nurses

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