New Utah Bill Advances Hospital Assault Reporting Requirements: What Nurses Need to Know
Violence against healthcare workers has surged nationwide in recent years, and Utah lawmakers are taking steps to better track the problem. A new bill moving through the state legislature would…
Top 10 Online BSN to NP Programs for 2026
Becoming a nurse practitioner (NP) is a rewarding career advancement for many nurses. However, finding the flexibility to attend an in-person program can be challenging. Fortunately, several Bachelor of Science…
2 Nurse Leaders at the Peak of Their Public Health Careers Resigned — Here’s Why
Podcast Episode >>Listen to “2 Nurse Leaders at the Peak of Their Public Health Careers Resigned — Here’s Why (With Dena Bushman and Rebekah Stewart)” [audioplayer_lnlcdcnursesquit] Two nurses who built…
Is the PMHNP Field Oversaturated? 2026 Job Market Exploration
If you have spent any time in nursing forums or Facebook groups lately, you have likely seen the warnings. Nervous graduates and seasoned nurses alike are whispering about a psychiatric…
Women’s History Month: Nurses Who Shaped Healthcare
Discover the extraordinary women whose courage, innovation, and advocacy transformed healthcare and paved the way for modern nursing excellence.
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing Regardless of the cause, it is clear that elevation of serum troponin levels is associated with a worsened outcome both in and out of the intensive care unit, even after adjustment for severity of the disease.
‘There is a quiet truth that every nurse and student learns eventually’
Student editor Jen Winch on the moments that stay with you and how they are not just the clinical ones, but the emotional ones too. The post ‘There is a quiet truth that every nurse and student learns eventually’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Welcome steps towards eliminating ‘unacceptable’ corridor care in NHS
A new definition of corridor care has been published by NHS England that is to be used in mandatory reporting by NHS trusts. The post Welcome steps towards eliminating ‘unacceptable’ corridor care in NHS appeared first on Nursing Times.
Fatigue in the Infusion Chair: Making Our Teaching Count
Cancer-related fatigue: not ordinary tiredness. Image via Shutterstock “I’m just really tired.” She says it quietly, almost apologetically, while I’m flushing her port. If I’m not careful, I could nod and say, “That’s common,” and move on. But over time, I’ve learned that when a patient says “tired,” they’re often describing something much bigger. Cancer-related […] The […]
Earn continuing education credits with the current ANS featured article!
The current issue of ANS features this article that you can use to earn Nursing Continuing Professional Development (NCPD) credits! Read the article, and then successfully complete the NCPD test! The article is A New Situation-Specific Theoretical Framework to Guide Ectopic Pregnancy Research in Nursing Hepburn, Kirsten E.; Moore, Tiffany A.; Shade, Marcia Y.; Rowland, Sheri […]