Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
The Birth of Forensic Nursing
Quarter of Nurses Have a Work Smartphone
Bowie State University Adds Educator Track to Nursing Program
Graduates of New Jersey Nursing Initiative Help Replenish Teaching Ranks
Nurses: Semi-Invisible Sources of Strength
Implementing Nursing Informatics
Mental Disorders Manual Undergoes Reorganization
The Pupillometer in Nursing Practice
Survey: Doctors Reluctant to Expand Nurse Practitioners' Role
While nurse practitioners are being sought to fill gaps in primary care shortages, a recent survey reveals doctors remain confident that they provide the higher quality of care to patients.
Alabama Nursing School Receives Grant to Study Palliative Care by Phone
Nurses Help to Launch Patient Nutrition Partnership
Nurses Association Honors Critical Care Nurses with 'Circle of Excellence' Awards
From a Young Doctor: A Tribute to Nurses (Opinion)
Nurses: Telling Patients About Staffing Levels
A dilemma of self-interest and transparency, in what situations should a nurse inform patients about their facility's staffing levels?
Certain Factors Drive Success of Rapid Response Teams
Eight Types of Nurses You Never Knew Existed
A new book, "The American Nurse," profiles eight nursing careers often unknown to the public from NASCAR nurse, Transgender Outreach, and Education Nurse to Global Health Policy Nurse.
Night Shift Nursing: Self-Care is Key
For the one in five American night shift nurses, self-care is key to prevent sleep deprivation-related illnesses, obesity and chronic diseases often associated with "shiftwork disorder syndrome."
Let's Hear It for Nurses (Opinion)
In honor of National Nurses Week, a doctor shares how nurses are notably the health professional most intimately involved in a patient's care, and possibly the "project manager."