trauma

Angels are generally thought of as having wings and appear quietly, but on October 1, 2017, hundreds of angels descended on Las Vegas wearing scrubs amidst noisy chaos.…
Many children and adolescents around the world have been victims of at least one traumatic event—child abuse and neglect, war, school shootings, natural disasters, accidents and injuries, and…
forensic nursing overview of a growing profession
Combine your nursing skills with forensic science to help victims of violence and trauma Takeaways: Forensic nursing is a specialized nursing field focused on providing nursing care to…
My 94-year old grandfather told me a story of a mentor from his church. She was a nurse during the 1918 influenza pandemic that infected nearly 500 million…
Almost one in three nurses experiences a trauma-related mental health condition, according to Caruso and colleagues. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the impact of mental health issues has gained…
How can nurses and other healthcare professionals support their patients in the aftermath of a national tragedy? An individual might not be directly involved in a natural disaster…
Children are people with small hearts and big emotions that often come from the people around them, particularly family members. As a pediatric nurse and mother of two…

Angels don’t always have wings

Angels are generally thought of as having wings and appear quietly, but on October 1, 2017, hundreds of angels descended on Las Vegas wearing…

Nurses and trauma

Almost one in three nurses experiences a trauma-related mental health condition, according to Caruso and colleagues. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the impact of mental…

Processing trauma: 5 suggestions

How can nurses and other healthcare professionals support their patients in the aftermath of a national tragedy? An individual might not be directly involved…

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