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The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects that employment of registered nurses (RNs) will grow seven percent from 2019 to 2029, which is

The call goes out. A healthcare facility is experiencing a staffing crisis needs nurses — stat. There may be a seasonal shortage or an emerging

Good leadership can be the difference between resounding success and epic failure. Faced with COVID-19’s daily uncertainty, ICU bed shortages and on-the-fly safety protocols, many

The prolonged impact of the COVID-19 pandemic was felt through renewed spikes in many U. S. states, pushing hospitals to capacity. For nurses on the

Many nurses enter the field because they feel drawn to bedside caregiving. Sometimes, that attitude can change. Burnout, common among healthcare workers even prior to

The population of the United States encompasses a diversity of cultures, religions, racial backgrounds and personal beliefs that build the country’s communities. As nurses, recognizing

For nurses returning to school to complete an RN to BSN online, the prospect of writing research papers, essays and long-answer exams may seem daunting.

Community-based nursing is complex, as it requires nurses to focus on disease prevention, health promotion and restorative care. As a result, community-based nurses care for

While health experts and civic leaders are encouraging the public to practice social distancing, and many are now working from home, nurses and other frontline

Aside from clinical knowledge, communication is one of the top skills necessary for nursing success. Engaging co-workers, patients and administrators is central to efficient care

Despite advances in technology and care protocols in the health industry, the potential for medical error remains. From administering the wrong medication to miscommunications resulting

As a professional goal, networking is not always top of mind for nurses. For those who invest the time and energy, however, it offers many

By now, most nurses know about the link between evidence-based practice (EBP) and safe, high-quality patient care. Putting EBP into action, however, is another story.

Earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is becoming a must for registered nurses (RNs). There are many reasons to earn a BSN, but

Apps are a way of life. In 2019, there were 204 billion mobile app downloads worldwide, according to Statista. TechCrunch reports that the average smartphone

More RNs than ever are making the move to earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). For working nurses who want to reap the

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the healthcare sector is one of the most dangerous places to work in America. To limit the

Nurses have a legal and ethical responsibility to maintain patient privacy and confidentiality. Social media and new technology create additional challenges, as disclosing information is

Nurses play a key role in advocating for, communicating with and educating patients and caregivers about the benefits of vaccination and vaccine safety. Nurses can

Given that the patient population in the United States is becoming increasingly diverse and that nurses come from a multitude of backgrounds, it’s important for

When healthcare facilities have insufficient nurses on staff, the welfare of patients can be compromised. Moreover, overwhelmed nurses could overlook details or not fully engage

Technology is integral to nursing, with nurses using multiple pieces of electronic equipment to perform their tasks, monitor patients and communicate. What Is IoT? The

The rigors of nursing can take a toll on nurses who don’t prioritize self-care. Nurses who are tired or overworked run the risk of becoming