Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing With cardiac cell death, proteins are released into the blood and detection of these proteins has played a key role in establishing the diagnosis of ACS, predicting its outcome and directing treatment.
Are More Nurses Joining Unions – And Is It Actually Helping?
Image source: Google Trends If you’ve felt a shift in the conversation in the breakroom lately, you aren’t imagining things. While “burnout” was the buzzword of the early 2020s, the…
Obituary: Kristine Mary Pourgourides (1941–2026)
A survivor of wartime internment in China, Kristine Pourgourides went on to build a remarkable 50-year nursing career in Britain. The post Obituary: Kristine Mary Pourgourides (1941–2026) appeared first on Nursing Times.
New definition proposed for adult social care nursing
Adult social care nurses in the UK have, for the first time, a formal definition of their role, which has been developed by researchers at the University of Salford. The post New definition proposed for adult social care nursing appeared first on Nursing Times.
Check out the current issue of ANS!
Here is what you will find! Editorial by Eun Ok Im! The Future of Nursing Theory and Philosophy: Where to Go? A New Situation-Specific Theoretical Framework to Guide Ectopic Pregnancy Research in NursingHepburn, Kirsten E.; Moore, Tiffany A.; Shade, Marcia Y.; Rowland, Sheri An Update to the Middle-Range Theory of Self-Care of Chronic IllnessRiegel, Barbara; Jaarsma, […]
Top Cheapest MSN/MBA Programs for 2026
The worlds of advanced nursing practice and healthcare as a business combine in dual Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)/Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees. These programs are perfect for…
Black CNA Says She Got Less Work Than White Colleagues—EEOC Discrimination Lawsuit Claims
A Flint, Michigan-based home care agency has been sued by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on behalf of a Black certified nursing assistant (CNA) who alleges that the…
Return of the House Call: New Orleans Nurses Visit Postpartum Patients and Babies at Home
For a large part of history, healthcare, and especially maternity and postpartum care, primarily took place in the home. Modern motherhood dictates schlepping out to a pediatrician’s visit only a…
Why Are So Many Career Changers Eyeing Medical Billing & Coding? (Survey)
Medical billing and coding continues to attract interest from people looking for flexibility, stability, and a path into healthcare without direct patient care. To better understand what’s driving that interest,…
RCN responds to concerns about ANPs being used for ‘doctor substitution’
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has issued a statement on advanced nursing practice, in response to concerns over a survey run by the British Medical Association (BMA) on the risks of doctor substitution. The post RCN responds to concerns about ANPs being used for ‘doctor substitution’ appeared first on Nursing Times.