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Can nursing meet the 80/2020 goal?

Progress is slow but steady as RNs head back to school to get their BSN. By Janet Boivin, BSN, RN Will 80% of RNs hold a bachelor of…

Do you have a BS or a BSN? Does it matter?

Christina is concerned when she learned that she would graduate with a bachelor of science (BS) degree with a major in nursing, not a bachelor of science in…

New York—First state to require a BSN

New York is the first state to require that nurses get bachelors degree. Within 10 years of receiving an RN license, nurses must earn their BSN. The law…

RN to BSN: Why and how

Prepare yourself to successfully pursue a BSN. Takeaways: Research has shown that baccalaureate-prepared nurses are preferred by nursing administrators and patients. The healthcare environment is evolving and increasing…

The new normal: Nurses as innovators

Nurses are leading the way to healthcare’s future. Takeaways: Nurses with innovation expertise have opportunities to develop, test, and implement products and processes to improve care. Nurses have…

The places you can go with a BSN

Answering why, what, and where can enhance your chances for success. Congratulations, you’ve passed the NCLEX-RN exam and can proudly include RN after your name. The education you…

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