ANA names 2020 National Awards Recipients
13 honorees recognized for their exceptional leadership in healthcare. (more…)
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Online meeting etiquette: Mind your manners
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Some call it the next step: My first year as manager
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ANA names 2020 National Awards Recipients
13 honorees recognized for their exceptional leadership in healthcare. (more…)
The eyes of the world are on nurses
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Nurses Association and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecast the retirement of more than half…
Follow the four Cs for effective writing
Developing writing skills relies on the ability to effectively use the tools of written communication. In nursing school, you learned that proteins…
The silent benefits of COVID-19 through the eyes of an OB nurse
COVID-19 has brought a halt to our normal routines. Vulnerable people are encouraged to stay home. Essential workers are required to report…
Nursing home care in the COVID-19 crisis
COVID-19 has the potential to spread quickly in a nursing home because of its vulnerable population. We need to focus our attention…
The value of grit and resilience during a global pandemic
COVID-19 has changed the landscape of the healthcare industry. In fact, it has warped an already intense environment and made for one…
Let’s hear it for the boys
To say that 2020 has been noteworthy so far would be an understatement. Globally, COVID-19 has rewritten what it means for humans…
My cancer journey
I’m a nurse. I’m not supposed to be a patient. I’m not supposed to get cancer. I have too much to do…
Emotional rollercoaster of providing COVID-19 care
The COVID-19 pandemic is responsible for a variety of emotions, including fear, anxiety, anger, sadness, despair, and grief. But as a member…
Online meeting etiquette: Mind your manners
As nurses navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, many are attending meetings, whether in the hospital or from the home setting, via video conferencing…
Some call it the next step: My first year as manager
Yes! That was my answer when I was offered the position. I was motivated, applied for it, interviewed, negotiated, and then received…
Why the reference list matters
References are the lifeblood of an article. They support your message and enable readers to seek out additional information. But authors too…
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