Questioning the nursing stereotype
We have all seen the well-deserved outpouring of public support for frontline workers in the COVID-19 pandemic, and in many instances it’s nurses who…
Community
The wonder of lifelong learning
I’m a nurse educator and educating others (really, being educated by others) is my greatest joy in life. Every time I speak with Miss…
Nurses need to take the lead on medication titration
For decades, critical care nurses have practiced and shared their knowledge related to titration of continuous I.V. medications. These lifesaving medications primarily affect cardiac…
Food for thought: Heal well
As nurses, we often say to our patients, “Good luck at home” or “Take care and good luck.” Luck—it’s a funny word. If our…
Powerful posters
Posters are an excellent way to disseminate your work, including research studies and quality improvement and evidence-based practice projects. Presenting a poster at a…
Three steps to avoid predatory journals
Predatory journals prey on unsuspecting authors, luring them with promises of quick peer review and publication. The catch is that these journals put profit…
Creating a compelling poster
One of the most fulfilling aspects of successfully implementing a project or conducting research is dissemination, including poster presentations. When presented effectively, posters can…
What do nurses want?
Twenty-two percent: That’s how many frontline RNs in the United States said, in a response to a recent McKinsey survey, that they may leave…
Guidelines for bolstering writing success
Evidence-based guidelines, one of the hallmarks of nursing practice, are a tool that helps ensure patients achieve optimal outcomes. Guidelines also can be a…
The COVID-19 Journey: one nurse’s story
My name is Samantha and I’m 22-year-old ICU nurse. Many people tell me how accomplished I am for my age—how amazing it is that…
Building a staircase to effective staff communication
When any agency asks their employees to complete an employee engagement survey they are likely to see communication at the top of the list…
A formula for writing success
Most writers are more comfortable with words than numbers, particularly when math is involved. We tend to remember English or literature classes from school…
Questioning the nursing stereotype
We have all seen the well-deserved outpouring of public support for frontline workers in the COVID-19 pandemic, and in many instances it’s…
The wonder of lifelong learning
I’m a nurse educator and educating others (really, being educated by others) is my greatest joy in life. Every time I speak…
Nurses need to take the lead on medication titration
For decades, critical care nurses have practiced and shared their knowledge related to titration of continuous I.V. medications. These lifesaving medications primarily…
Food for thought: Heal well
As nurses, we often say to our patients, “Good luck at home” or “Take care and good luck.” Luck—it’s a funny word.…
Powerful posters
Posters are an excellent way to disseminate your work, including research studies and quality improvement and evidence-based practice projects. Presenting a poster…
Three steps to avoid predatory journals
Predatory journals prey on unsuspecting authors, luring them with promises of quick peer review and publication. The catch is that these journals…
Creating a compelling poster
One of the most fulfilling aspects of successfully implementing a project or conducting research is dissemination, including poster presentations. When presented effectively,…
What do nurses want?
Twenty-two percent: That’s how many frontline RNs in the United States said, in a response to a recent McKinsey survey, that they…
Guidelines for bolstering writing success
Evidence-based guidelines, one of the hallmarks of nursing practice, are a tool that helps ensure patients achieve optimal outcomes. Guidelines also can…
The COVID-19 Journey: one nurse’s story
My name is Samantha and I’m 22-year-old ICU nurse. Many people tell me how accomplished I am for my age—how amazing it…
Building a staircase to effective staff communication
When any agency asks their employees to complete an employee engagement survey they are likely to see communication at the top of…
A formula for writing success
Most writers are more comfortable with words than numbers, particularly when math is involved. We tend to remember English or literature classes…
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