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AI in Healthcare: Benefits, Opportunities and Challenges

This week’s blog is written by Gerry Bolger (@DigitalGerry). Gerry is both a nurse and an independent digital clinical safety officer working with both NHS and health and social care manufacturers, ensuring products meet the NHS digital clinical safety requirements Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept – it is rapidly reshaping healthcare […]

Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing

Category: Critical Care Nursing  High-demand respiratory failure is related to an inability of normal or relatively normal lungs to keep up with increased ventilatory demands associated with systemic hypermetabolism (e.g., secondary to sepsis). 

Assessing Sleep Health: And Other Recommended Reading from AJN’s July Issue

The July issue of AJN is now live. This month’s CE article, “Assessing and Promoting Sleep Health: A Brief Guide for Nurses,” outlines foundational information on sleep; general sleep health assessment; symptoms, risk factors, and screening measures related to common sleep disorders; and practical strategies nurses can use to promote healthy sleep. “It’s important that RNs have […]

‘All forms of discrimination undermine effective healthcare’

Roger Kline argues why tackling racism in the NHS is not an optional extra, but is the right thing to do morally and is essential to improving care. The post ‘All forms of discrimination undermine effective healthcare’ appeared first on Nursing Times.  

Five Workplace Skills Every Nurse Needs Right Now

Let’s face it—being a great nurse today takes a lot more than clinical smarts. You need to think quickly, communicate clearly, work well under pressure, and adapt to every curveball thrown your way (all while staying up-to-date on new technology and patient safety protocols). Sound familiar? A recent study.com survey of 300 hiring managers across […]