Healing the Future: Green Hospitals Protecting Our Planet
As Nurses, you understand that health doesn’t begin and end at the bedside. Clean air, safe water, stable climate conditions, and healthy communities are all part of the bigger picture of patient care. Today, hospitals across the country, and around the world, are reimagining what it means to heal by embracing the concept of green […]
Drama approach helping to prepare student nurses for dementia care
A university in West Yorkshire is aiming to enhance the expertise of future nurses when they care for patients with dementia through the use of applied drama techniques. The post Drama approach helping to prepare student nurses for dementia care appeared first on Nursing Times.
Questions raised over lack of focus on nursing in new GP contract
Nurse leaders have criticised an absence of recognition of the vital primary care role of the nursing profession in the new GP contract for England. The post Questions raised over lack of focus on nursing in new GP contract appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing “Nondiagnostic” ECGs are common in the setting of true acute MI, characterizing up to 8% of such patients. Nondiagnostic ECG findings may be due to occlusion of small vessels or insensitivity of the ECG in lateral or posterior myocardial territory.
Obituary: Clive Jackson (1965-2026)
Clive Jackson, who won the coveted Practice Supervisor of the Year category at the Student Nursing Times Awards in 2023, sadly died in January of this year after a sudden illness. The post Obituary: Clive Jackson (1965-2026) appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Self-understanding is the root from which all adaptive leadership grows’
Chrissla Davis on the importance of self-understanding and adaptive leadership in today’s complex healthcare environments. The post ‘Self-understanding is the root from which all adaptive leadership grows’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Giving nurses a sense of contribution and effectiveness at work
A sense of contribution allows nurses to experience meaning, effectiveness and purpose in their work, improving nurse wellbeing and the quality of care. The post Giving nurses a sense of contribution and effectiveness at work appeared first on Nursing Times.
Ketamine as a Therapeutic Option, AI and Nurse Staffing, Naloxone Training, and Other March Issue Highlights
The March issue of AJN is now live. Here are some highlights. Some articles are open access or temporarily free; others will require log-in for access. In this month’s editorial, “A Turning Point in Psychiatry,” AJN’s editor-in-chief Carl Kirton discusses key aspects of the current mental health crisis and explores whether a paradigm shift to more rapid […]
Is a Nurse Educator Degree Worth It in 2026?
The current healthcare landscape stands at a critical crossroads. While hospitals desperately need more bedside staff, a quieter but equally urgent crisis has emerged: we don’t have enough people qualified…
Millions Laugh at Her Videos—But Her Real Work Happens at the Bedside
Podcast Episode Listen to “Millions Laugh at Her Videos—But Her Real Work Happens at the Bedside (With Jana Price and Courtnee Stagner)” [audioplayer_nccourtneestagner] If you’ve ever laughed your way through…