Attaining Magnet status
The authors explain the program that has brought Magnet success to seven hospitals – so far.
Professional Development
Using our gold mine to compensate for our deficit
The imbalance between supply and demand in the nursing profession is old news by now. We’ve all heard the numbers, read the analyses, and…
Making resolutions, making meaningful changes
Did you make a New Year’s resolution? If so, how’s your resolve holding up? According to researchers, after 1 month, 75% of resolutions are…
Travel nursing: Is it right for you?
A number of readers have written us with questions about travel nursing. For answers to these questions, we turned to an expert in the…
Learning to love your job
The alarm clock goes off too early, and you jump-start the day with a cup of coffee and a short stack of reasons why…
Medical futility: A nurse’s viewpoint
Caring for a medically futile patient can be a wrenching emotional experience. Learn how to cope with the complex medical, ethical, and legal issues…
Does your workplace culture need CPR?
If you suspect your workplace culture is “ill,” assessment is a crucial first step. Using an established assessment tool can help ensure more thorough…
Searching for transparency at Guantanamo Bay
A tour of the detainee facilities at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba leaves key questions unanswered.
Protecting yourself from malpractice claims
As nursing practice becomes more autonomous, nurses are becoming more vulnerable to lawsuits. Learn how to avoid being sued for malpractice and what to…
How to appraise quantitative research articles
Increase your ability to critically appraise, synthesize, and communicate research findings.
Attaining Magnet status
The authors explain the program that has brought Magnet success to seven hospitals – so far.
Using our gold mine to compensate for our deficit
The imbalance between supply and demand in the nursing profession is old news by now. We’ve all heard the numbers, read the…
Making resolutions, making meaningful changes
Did you make a New Year’s resolution? If so, how’s your resolve holding up? According to researchers, after 1 month, 75% of…
Travel nursing: Is it right for you?
A number of readers have written us with questions about travel nursing. For answers to these questions, we turned to an expert…
Learning to love your job
The alarm clock goes off too early, and you jump-start the day with a cup of coffee and a short stack of…
Medical futility: A nurse’s viewpoint
Caring for a medically futile patient can be a wrenching emotional experience. Learn how to cope with the complex medical, ethical, and…
Does your workplace culture need CPR?
If you suspect your workplace culture is “ill,” assessment is a crucial first step. Using an established assessment tool can help ensure…
Searching for transparency at Guantanamo Bay
A tour of the detainee facilities at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba leaves key questions unanswered.
Protecting yourself from malpractice claims
As nursing practice becomes more autonomous, nurses are becoming more vulnerable to lawsuits. Learn how to avoid being sued for malpractice and…
How to appraise quantitative research articles
Increase your ability to critically appraise, synthesize, and communicate research findings.
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