‘The government must focus on compassion and curiosity’
Helené Donnelly argues that the government must remember to focus on compassion and curiosity as it seeks to patient safety reform. The post ‘The government must focus on compassion and curiosity’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Woman’s death sparks fresh warning over misuse of nurse title
The death of a 23-year-old woman who declined cancer treatment, allegedly on the advice of her conspiracy theorist ex-nurse mother, is proof of the need to legally protect the title of “nurse”, campaigners, and her brother, have said. The post Woman’s death sparks fresh warning over misuse of nurse title appeared first on Nursing Times. […]
Why This Nurse Chose To Self-Deport After 40 Years in The U.S.
On July 21, 2025, 69-year-old nurse Matthew Morrison left the United States for his native Ireland after working in healthcare in Missouri for approximately 40 years. According to reports, Morrison’s…
Nurse Sarah of RegisteredNurseRN.com Hospitalized With Meningitis—Fans Rally With Support
Nurse Sarah, a widely respected nurse educator and advocate known for her engaging online nursing content, has been hospitalized since July 29th after being diagnosed with meningitis. According to an…
Google DeepMind CEO: Why AI Could Replace Doctors, But Not Nurses
Image source: Wired Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, recently laid out a dramatic vision for the future of healthcare: artificial intelligence may one day take over many duties traditionally performed…
Giving Report: How Microsoft, HCA and Google Plan to Improve Shift Changes
Image source: Google “Giving Report” —the vital process of transferring patient information from nurse to nurse during shift changes—are critical to patient safety but often time-consuming and error-prone. A new collaboration…
15 Nurses Fired After Child’s Suicide at Hospital—Union Accuses Hospital of Retaliation
Disclaimer: This story discusses suicide and self-harm. If you or someone you know is at risk of suicide please call the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988, text TALK…
Nursing Students Awarded $1.6M After School Ignored Shutdown Orders and Kept Enrolling
A jury awarded $1.6 million to 19 former nursing students of the Medical Learning Center, Inc. The verdict, reported by law firm Kelly Guzzo, PLC, represents an average of approximately…
Nurse Allegedly Fired by NYU Langone After Cancer Diagnosis, Dies Months Later
For 13 years, Lisa White was a familiar presence in the emergency department at NYU Langone Health’s Brooklyn hospital. With a Doctorate of Nursing Practice and nearly 30 years of…
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing D-lactic acidosis is an uncommon form of lactic acidosis that occurs in patients with jejunoileal bypass, small bowel resection or other causes of short bowel syndrome resulting from bacterial overgrowth.