Nurse strike in New York comes to an end after 41 days of action
A final group of nurses who had been on strike in New York for over a month voted at the weekend to accept a new deal that sees them return to work this week. The post Nurse strike in New York comes to an end after 41 days of action appeared first on Nursing Times. […]
Test your knowledge on fitness to drive advice for patients: everybody’s responsibility
Test your knowledge and gain evidence of your professional development with Nursing Times Self-assessment bite-sized CPD. The post Test your knowledge on fitness to drive advice for patients: everybody’s responsibility appeared first on Nursing Times.
Fitness to drive advice for patients: everybody’s responsibility
A person’s fitness to drive may be impaired by acute and chronic conditions and health professionals should ensure patients are aware of the regulations. The post Fitness to drive advice for patients: everybody’s responsibility appeared first on Nursing Times.
The Relentless School Nurse: The Fourth Branch of Government Is the People
The Op-Ed Nurses, Donna Gaffney and Teri Mills, skillfully crafted another Op-Ed, offering a framing that feels both clarifying and deeply necessary. We are all familiar with the structure of American government: As they reminded readers, Congress writes the laws, the president enforces them, and the courts interpret them. That architecture is foundational. But, as…
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing Type 4C myocardial infarction is associated with percutaneous coronary intervention restenosis, while type 5 myocardial infarction is associated with CABG (≤48 hours after the procedure).
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing Type 4A myocardial infarction is associated with percutaneous coronary intervention (≤48 hours after the procedure), while type 4B myocardial infarction is a stent/scaffold thrombosis associated with percutaneous coronary intervention.
80% of School Nurses Report Burnout—Here’s Why the System Is Failing
It’s a familiar start to the day for many school nurses: by 8 a.m., the line outside the health office is already forming. One student needs asthma medication, another has…
The Relentless School Nurse: What Schools Owe Children in Uncertain Times – A reflection on leadership, school climate, and the responsibility to protect childhood
Schools do not control the national climate. But we absolutely control how we lead within it. Across the country, immigration enforcement activity is intersecting with school communities in visible ways, near apartment complexes, at bus stops, and in neighborhoods where our students live. Children do not experience these moments as policy debates. They experience them…
What I’m Watching for at ViVE 2026 as a Nurse
If you work bedside, in a clinic, or even remotely, you probably don’t spend your days thinking about “digital health ecosystems.” You’re thinking about your patients, your charting, your staffing…
Top 10 Online FNP to PMHNP Certificate Programs for 2026
Post-master’s certificate programs are a popular way for nurse practitioners (NPs) to expand their clinical knowledge and career options. While family nurse practitioners (FNPs) are the most common type of…