The financial exploitation of nurses is unacceptable and far too common. While the burden of system change cannot fall to individual nurses, it is important to know that meaningful 1:1 conversations can drive culture change. When you speak up, you speak for all of us.
Nursing is the largest and most trusted sector of the healthcare workforce. There are more than 5 million registered nurses in the U.S. alone. And the number of people whose lives have been touched by nurses? Unquantifiable.
The antiviral treatment Tamiflu is in short supply in parts of the US, as patients and pharmacists battle one of the worst flu seasons in decades.
Problem-solving is an essential skill in a nurse’s toolkit. Nurses’ intuitive thinking has led to a wide array of impactful inventions, from feeding tubes to alcohol wipes to crash carts.
A nurse leader from the Mayo Clinic previews her HIMSS26 session, where she'll show how nurses must be co-creators of systems, not just end users.
Scientists have "rejuvenated" human eggs in vitro for the first time, a breakthrough that could significantly improve IVF success rates for older women.
Many nurses in the D.C. area are responsible for taking care of people struggling with severe illnesses, but only a few are doing it for the youngest patients all while traveling over a 100 miles per hour, hundreds of feet above the ground.
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