Top Online MSN Nursing Administration Programs for 2026

An online Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) in Nursing Administration is ideal for nurses pursuing leadership roles like nurse manager, director of nursing, or chief nursing officer. We’ve ranked…
AI Told a Nurse to Load a Dialysis Patient with Fluids. He Caught It Just in Time.

“We have five senses, and computers only get input,” one nurse described, among growing concern against AI protocols. Adam Hart faced a critical decision. An elderly woman arrived at St.…
Jail Nurse Accused of Smuggling THC Vape Pens to Inmates Faces Felony Charges

A 45-year-old contract nurse working at Johnson County Jail in Georgia has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies after investigators allege she smuggled contraband into the facility. Erin Everett…
Nurse Rushes to Help After Man Is Pushed Into Moving Train at Back Bay Station

A nurse riding the Orange Line home never expected to spend her evening on the concrete floor at Back Bay Station, talking a stranger through one of the scariest moments…
Why are Psychiatric Hospitals Still Handing out Cigarettes? | Opinion

A healthcare system reveals its ethical limits not in moments of crisis, but in the practices it normalizes. During my psychiatric clinical rotation, I observed a routine practice that initially…
89% of School Nurses Have No Backup. This Peds Travel Nurse Program Is Trying to Help

School districts in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania have launched a Travel School Nurse Pilot Program to address ongoing school nurse staffing challenges. The initiative deploys experienced pediatric nurses across multiple districts…
Be part of life-changing medical research with a gift in your will

The Medical Research Foundation believes in using the power of science to solve the toughest health challenges. The post Be part of life-changing medical research with a gift in your will appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Why have we come to accept corridor care in hospital emergency departments?’
Ruth Oshikanlu asks when did did treatment in corridors become acceptable and is it time to ditch the term? The post ‘Why have we come to accept corridor care in hospital emergency departments?’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Survey suggests a third of graduate midwives ‘can’t find a job’
One in three newly qualified midwives “haven’t secured a job”, according to new survey of recent graduates. The post Survey suggests a third of graduate midwives ‘can’t find a job’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
First treatment for devastating skin condition backed by NICE for NHS

A cream that effectively treats the underlying cause of the skin condition vitiligo has been recommended for use by the NHS in England and Wales. The post First treatment for devastating skin condition backed by NICE for NHS appeared first on Nursing Times.