The World’s First Blood Collecting Robot Is Here, Meet Aletta
As technology will continue to infiltrate healthcare, we may have our first glimpse of how that can look in a practical application. Meet Aletta, the world’s first CE-marked Autonomous Robotic…
The Relentless School Nurse: One Small Voice – A Song for Peace and Truth in Unsettled Times
Disclaimer: Carole King’s One Small Voice is a song about peace, truth-telling, and the quiet but powerful courage that builds change. This isn’t about politics — it’s about dignity, honesty, and the moral backbone required of us as humans, caregivers, educators, parents, and community stewards. There are songs we remember for melody… and there are…
Nurse Practitioners Could Practice Independently in SNFs if Bill Passes
A federal bill introduced in January 2026, called the Enhancing Skilled Nursing Facilities Act (H.R. 7106), could dramatically expand the roles of nurse practitioners (NPs), clinical nurse specialists (CNSs), and…
AI in Nursing Predictions for 2026: What Nurse Leaders Say Is Coming Next
AI in nursing predictions for 2026 reveal how nurse leaders expect technology to reduce burnout, support nurses, and restore patient connection. The post AI in Nursing Predictions for 2026: What Nurse Leaders Say Is Coming Next appeared first on FRESHRN.
Nurse Liability Claims Are Changing: What NSO’s Latest Report Means for Real-World Nurses
Understand the latest nurse liability claims trends from NSO, including high-risk settings like home health, corrections, and aesthetics, plus practical ways to reduce risk without practicing scared. The post Nurse Liability Claims Are Changing: What NSO’s Latest Report Means for Real-World Nurses appeared first on FRESHRN.
Hate the ICU but Eyeing CRNA? Here’s How to Get Into CRNA School (and Still Thrive)
Hate the ICU but still want to become a CRNA? Learn how to get into CRNA school with tips from an actual CRNA on ICU experience, prerequisites, interviews, and what it takes to thrive as a CRNA. The post Hate the ICU but Eyeing CRNA? Here’s How to Get Into CRNA School (and Still Thrive) […]
MPs criticise ‘failure’ to deliver on plans for children’s health services
The government has “failed” to deliver on plans to improve children’s health outcomes in their first 1,000 days of life, especially on vaccination and health visitor numbers, according to an influential group of MPs. The post MPs criticise ‘failure’ to deliver on plans for children’s health services appeared first on Nursing Times.
Midwife leaders launch campaign for safe staffing in maternity services
A new campaign has been launched by the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) calling on ministers to take urgent action to address chronic staffing shortages in UK maternity services. The post Midwife leaders launch campaign for safe staffing in maternity services appeared first on Nursing Times.
Clarifying the DNP Role, Assessing Discharge Readiness: Highlights in our February Issue
The February issue of AJN is now live. Here are some highlights. In this issue, a review article (CE credit available), “Nurses in the Fight to End Food Insecurity: An Integrative Review,” synthesizes and analyzes findings of nurse-involved studies that address food insecurity, identifying key interventions and outcomes across diverse health care and community settings. Notably, there […]
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing About one-quarter of patients with aortic dissection have pulse deficits in the carotid, radial or femoral arteries, and have neurologic deficits related to cerebral or spinal cord ischemia and therefore can present as having a stroke or paraplegia.