From ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Extra to Real-Life Nurse: Laura Tiu’s Life-Changing Journey
Image source: GMA Like many of us, Laura Tiu spent late nights consumed by the world of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, not knowing her stint as a background actor on…
Why Most Applicants Don’t Get Into CRNA School—and How to Stand Out
Podcast Episode >>Listen to “Why Most Applicants Don’t Get Into CRNA School—and How to Stand Out (With Dr. Jason Bolt)” [audioplayer_boltcrna] Bio from Dr. Jason Bolt: Dr. Jason Bolt,…
NICE backs life-extending treatment for advanced bladder cancer
NHS patients with advanced urothelial cancer are to be offered a new combination treatment, which trials suggest has survival rates almost twice as long compared to standard treatments. The post NICE backs life-extending treatment for advanced bladder cancer appeared first on Nursing Times.
Orthopaedic nurse recognised for ‘going above and beyond’ for patients
A nurse leader at one of England’s specialist orthopaedic hospitals has been nationally recognised for her dedication and compassionate care, specifically for patients with learning disabilities. The post Orthopaedic nurse recognised for ‘going above and beyond’ for patients appeared first on Nursing Times.
The Nurse Keith Show: Episode 525 — Exploring Lactation Pharmacology with Dr. Kaytlin Krutsch
When it comes to providing the best care for new mothers and their infants, nurses are often on the frontlines—supporting, guiding, and answering some of the most pressing questions families face. But what happens when those questions involve medications, breastfeeding, and safety? On episode 525 of The Nurse Keith Show, host Keith Carlson sits down […]
Developing a strategy to guide interprofessional education
In higher education, a strategy is needed to guide interprofessional education to improve students’ collaborative practice. The post Developing a strategy to guide interprofessional education appeared first on Nursing Times.
The Relentless School Nurse: Holly Bloomwell is Planting Seeds of Acceptance Through Storytelling
I am dedicated to highlighting the exceptional work of school nurses across the country and showcasing their creative contributions to our profession. Today’s blog post features school nurse Holly David, who writes under the pen name Holly Bloomwell, and her newly published children’s book, Lefty Lou’s Different View: Finding Joy in Doing Things Your Own…
Person-Centered Care of LGBTQ+ Adults: And Other Recommended Reading from AJN’s September Issue
The September issue of AJN is now live. How can nurses create more inclusive and affirming health care environments for patients who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning, or have other gender identities and sexual orientations? Read this month’s CE article, “Best Practices for Person-Centered Nursing Care of LGBTQ+ Adults,” to learn more. Our September […]
Ticks and Tick-Borne Diseases: A Comprehensive Nursing-Focused Overview
Virtually all of us who have spent time in the outdoors have either heard about or experienced an encounter with a tick. Diseases transmitted through the bite of a tick represent a growing health concern in the United States and around the world. Tick bites can affect individuals who live in, work in, or travel […]
How Nurses Can Support Minority Patients’ Mental Health With Compassionate, Person-Centered Care
Many nurses can tell from a single glance if their patients are feeling happy, sad, or depressed. Sometimes patients can come in while silently struggling with their mental health and don’t know how to ask for help. Even if you’re not a mental health nurse, you can be there to support a patient when they’re […]