NMC restarts forum to support diaspora nursing and midwifery registrants
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has announced that it has relaunched a key strategic forum to strengthen its support for diaspora nursing and midwifery professionals. The post NMC restarts forum to support diaspora nursing and midwifery registrants appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘You’re already becoming the nurse the world needs’
Student editor Kelsey Fallows on the experience of the student nursing associate journey and people’s motivations for studying. The post ‘You’re already becoming the nurse the world needs’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nurse’s initiative leads to launch of liver scan clinics in East Yorkshire
A new monthly clinic designed to help spot the early signs of liver disease will launch in East Yorkshire later this month, after a specialist nurse identified an opportunity to boost screening locally. The post Nurse’s initiative leads to launch of liver scan clinics in East Yorkshire appeared first on Nursing Times.
NCLEX Medication Review: Top Medications to Know
As a nursing student, mastering common medications is essential. This is not only for safe patient care but also for passing the NCLEX exam. This review provides a quick review of the most frequently encountered drugs in nursing practice, including their uses, key nursing considerations, and potential side effects. Albuterol Purpose: Albuterol is a fast-acting […]
Correctional Nurse Clinical Update: Three-Part Series on Overnight Clinical Safety
Part II: The Overnight Presentation – Recognizing Hidden Danger Early Some symptoms appear so frequently at night that they can become easy to dismiss. But behind the wall, common isn’t always simple. Subtle presentations may reveal serious conditions underneath. Overnight nursing demands pattern recognition, especially when complaints are vague. Here are the presentations correctional nurses should […]
Correctional Nurse Professional Practice Update: The New ANA Code of Ethics Provision 10
We have now reviewed Provisions 1 through 9 of the 2025 ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses. Today, we complete the series with Provision 10, which focuses on nursing’s role in the global health community. This provision highlights how nurses and nursing organizations contribute to human and environmental health, well-being, and flourishing on an international […]
Correctional Nurse Clinical Update: Three-Part Series on Overnight Clinical Safety
Part III: Strengthening Clinical Judgment on Nights: A Framework for Safer Overnight Practice Overnight practice is where correctional nursing autonomy truly shows. With fewer staff around and fewer eyes on patients, nurses rely heavily on their own judgment. This is a tremendous responsibility—and a powerful opportunity. Here’s how correctional nurses can build stronger, safer clinical […]
Correctional Nurse Professional Practice Update: The New ANA Code of Ethics Provision 9
We have now reviewed Provisions 1 through 8 of the 2025 ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses. Today, we turn to Provision 9, which highlights the nurse’s and nursing organizations’ responsibility to promote social justice, eliminate health inequities, and support human flourishing. This provision expands nursing’s role beyond direct patient care to advocacy, allyship, and […]
Correctional Nurse Practice Update: Simple Complaints Aren’t Always Simple
Behind the wall, correctional nurses hear the same handful of complaints day after day: abdominal pain, cold-like symptoms, headache, nausea, fatigue, and the classic “I just don’t feel good.” It can feel routine. It can sound benign. And when the line is long, it’s tempting to triage quickly and move on. But in corrections, routine symptoms often […]
Elevating Your Work as a Case Manager: The Fellowship Opportunity
Recently, I’ve noticed a surge of articles on leadership in nursing landing in my inbox. A common theme runs through them: case managers must recognize their value and actively promote […]