Nurses Slam ‘Overly Sexy’ Hospital Statue in Poland, Want It Removed
Outside a hospital in southern Poland, there’s a sculpture that nurses say resembles Lara Croft from a video game more than a healthcare professional. With exaggerated curves and features, it…
Top 18-Month FNP Programs for 2025
Family nurse practitioners (FNPs) are advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) with specialized graduate education. An FNP can provide primary health care services to people of all ages. FNPs require at…
The Relentless School Nurse: What I Need to Stay-And When I know It’s Time to Go; A Conversation with Donna Gaffney
This week, I had a deeply resonant conversation with Donna Gaffney, a psychotherapist, nurse, and author of Courageous Well Being for Nurses. She asked me two simple but powerful questions that wrestle with the heart of every school nurse’s experience, especially now: “What do you need to stay in your position?” and then, “When do…
Antibiotics may reduce risk of common childbirth complication
Taking antibiotics are linked to a lower risk of complications for women who have experienced an obstetric tear, according to Danish researchers. The post Antibiotics may reduce risk of common childbirth complication appeared first on Nursing Times.
Well-respected nursing academic chosen to lead global early careers programme
Professor Gemma Stacey is to lead the Nursing Now Challenge (NNC) as its new programme director, it was announced earlier today. The post Well-respected nursing academic chosen to lead global early careers programme appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Two nurses plan to walk 25 miles to fundraise for children of Gaza
Two health service nurses will be walking 25 miles on Saturday 8 November to fundraise for children from Gaza, both those still in the region and those now receiving care in the UK. The post Two nurses plan to walk 25 miles to fundraise for children of Gaza appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing Mild hypercalcemia is usually asymptomatic. However, patients with circulating calcium above 12 mg/dL may experience confusion, psychosis and coma. Patients also may experience nausea, vomiting, constipation, abdominal pain and ileus.
‘Integrating rheumatology into nursing curricula could attract more talent’
A survey of rheumatology nurses highlight the need for student exposure to the specialty and structured career pathways, say Sharon Petford, Yunzheng Jiao and Kay Hughes. The post ‘Integrating rheumatology into nursing curricula could attract more talent’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
One in 10 without coeliac disease report sensitivity to gluten or wheat
Around 10% of people worldwide report gastrointestinal and other symptoms, such as fatigue and headache, after eating foods containing gluten or wheat, according to UK researchers. The post One in 10 without coeliac disease report sensitivity to gluten or wheat appeared first on Nursing Times.