It’s Conference Time. Celebrating 35 Years of Case Management!
This week, I will be in Dallas, Texas, at the Case Management Society of America’s Annual Conference. This year will be especially significant as it marks the 35th Anniversary of […]
Understand the causes and classifications of pressure ulcers, and how to prevent them
This learning unit will help nurses identify the causes and classifications of pressure ulcers, how to conduct a skin assessment and techniques to minimise a patient’s risk of developing a pressure ulcer. The post Understand the causes and classifications of pressure ulcers, and how to prevent them appeared first on Nursing Times.
Preparing for End of Life (Part One)
We prepare for vacations, meetings for our jobs, and other areas in our lives, so why don’t we prepare for our death? We are all going to die – that […]
2025 Summer Reading List
It’s that time of the year again! Summer is the best for reading. I have been doing my Summer Reading List since 2015. Each year, it gets better and better […]
A Call to Action: Please Read and Share
I received an email from my professional Organization, the Case Management Society of America, asking all of us to take action and call our US Senators to ask them to […]
Preparing for End of Life (Part Two): Organizing Your Documentation
Continuing with the series on Preparing for End of Life, I wanted to share the documents you should collect and store in a safe place that can be retrieved when […]
Preparing for End of Life (Part Three) – Tech to Keep Documents, Information and Wishes Secure
Welcome to Part Three of “Preparing for End of Life: Getting Organized.” In reality, don’t wait – do it today so you are prepared for what will happen tomorrow. Starting […]
Nurses Abroad: Finding Rest and Purpose in Senior Care
Nurses are built differently. Most people dream of lounging on a beach and switching off completely—but for some nurses out there, the idea of doing nothing can feel strangely uncomfortable. For them, there’s a rush in the routine, an almost addictive rhythm in the nonstop nature of caring, solving, fixing, and responding—especially for those who […]
Nurses welcome rollout of ‘world-first’ gonorrhoea vaccine
Nurses have welcomed the launch of a targeted vaccination programme against gonorrhoea, which began its rollout this week. The post Nurses welcome rollout of ‘world-first’ gonorrhoea vaccine appeared first on Nursing Times.
NHS told to offer more support to patients after weight-loss treatment
Patients ending obesity medication or finishing a weight management programme should be offered support to help keep the weight off long-term, according to new guidance for the NHS. The post NHS told to offer more support to patients after weight-loss treatment appeared first on Nursing Times.