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College Community Focuses on Environmental Sustainability

AN ESSENTIAL PART of the mission of Research College of Nursing is “caring for our communities.” To honor this – and to celebrate Earth Month 2025 – the college hosted a variety of activities focused…

Nurse License Protection Case Study: Failure to accept only those nursing assignments that are commensurate with the nurse’s education, experience, knowledge and abilities

A State Board of Nursing (SBON) complaint may be filed against a nurse by a patient, a patient’s family member, colleague, employer, and/or other…

Nurse Practitioner License Protection Case Study: Negligent Treatment and Care of an Infant, Resulting in Death

Nurse Medical License Protection Case Study with Risk Management Strategies A regulatory board complaint may be filed against a nurse practitioner (NP) by a…

College Community Focuses on Environmental Sustainability

AN ESSENTIAL PART of the mission of Research College of Nursing is “caring for our communities.” To honor this – and to celebrate Earth…

From the MONA Executive Director, August 2025

AS SUMMER WINDS DOWN and we look ahead to the coming months, we want to take a moment to recognize and celebrate the incredible…

From the MONA President, August 2025

DEAR MISSOURI NURSES, As your President, I want to take a moment to thank you—for your compassion, your courage, and your commitment to providing…

Nurse Spotlight: Healthcare Documentation

While documenting care represents a critical component of nursing processes and standards, the electronic health record [EHR] has posed a level of complexity for…

Mrs. Rose E. Terreri: A Life of Service, Dedication and Compassion

Rep. Holly Jones and Mrs. Terry JacobyBORN IN FEBRUARY 1924, Mrs. Rose E. Terreri, affectionately known as “Terry,” has led a life marked by…

Health News: Pearls for Publishing with Multiple Authors

My name is Janice Putnam, a past chair of the Missouri Nurse’s Editorial Board and author for almost 25 years. How I became an…

Happy to Be HAP-Free: The Role of Oral Care in Preventing Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia in Non-Ventilated Patients

*Peer Reviewed Hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP) remains one of the most common and potentially fatal hospital-acquired infections. While considerable progress has been made in reducing…

From Burnout to Breakthrough: Transforming Nursing Culture Through Conflict Management

Nurses work incredibly hard, sacrificing weekends, holidays, and schedule predictability to care for patients. Having witnessed the same patterns of conflict since beginning nursing…

Nurse License Protection Case Study: Failure to accept only those nursing assignments that are commensurate with the nurse’s education, experience, knowledge and abilities

A State Board of Nursing (SBON) complaint may be filed against a nurse by a patient, a patient’s family member, colleague, employer,…

Nurse Practitioner License Protection Case Study: Negligent Treatment and Care of an Infant, Resulting in Death

Nurse Medical License Protection Case Study with Risk Management Strategies A regulatory board complaint may be filed against a nurse practitioner (NP)…

College Community Focuses on Environmental Sustainability

AN ESSENTIAL PART of the mission of Research College of Nursing is “caring for our communities.” To honor this – and to…

From the MONA Executive Director, August 2025

AS SUMMER WINDS DOWN and we look ahead to the coming months, we want to take a moment to recognize and celebrate…

From the MONA President, August 2025

DEAR MISSOURI NURSES, As your President, I want to take a moment to thank you—for your compassion, your courage, and your commitment…

Nurse Spotlight: Healthcare Documentation

While documenting care represents a critical component of nursing processes and standards, the electronic health record [EHR] has posed a level of…

Mrs. Rose E. Terreri: A Life of Service, Dedication and Compassion

Rep. Holly Jones and Mrs. Terry JacobyBORN IN FEBRUARY 1924, Mrs. Rose E. Terreri, affectionately known as “Terry,” has led a life…

Health News: Pearls for Publishing with Multiple Authors

My name is Janice Putnam, a past chair of the Missouri Nurse’s Editorial Board and author for almost 25 years. How I…

Happy to Be HAP-Free: The Role of Oral Care in Preventing Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia in Non-Ventilated Patients

*Peer Reviewed Hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP) remains one of the most common and potentially fatal hospital-acquired infections. While considerable progress has been made…

From Burnout to Breakthrough: Transforming Nursing Culture Through Conflict Management

Nurses work incredibly hard, sacrificing weekends, holidays, and schedule predictability to care for patients. Having witnessed the same patterns of conflict since…

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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…

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