JCAHO Eliminates 168 Standards To Help Relieve Healthcare Organizations By: Breann Kakacek  BSN, RN The Joint Commission recently announced it will be reducing standards for its accreditation. These changes are being made to [...]

American Nurses Foundation Releases New Survey: Nurses Are Still Lacking Support from Their Employers on Key Issues SILVER SPRING, MD – Today, the American Nurses Foundation (the Foundation) released the findings [...]

New Education Model Addresses Demand for Skilled Home Health Nurses Nursing World- As the U.S. population ages and health care demands change, nurses can play a key role [...]

Americans Continue to Rank Nurses Most Honest and Ethical Professionals By Zachary Levine zachary.levine@ana.org SILVER SPRING, MD—For the 21st consecutive year, nurses ranked #1 in Gallup's annual Most Honest [...]

Wisconsin Nurses Assoc. optimistic for retention in wake of travel nurse contract battles By Colton Molesky MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Travel nurses are claiming agencies are slashing their contracts, [...]

Nursing Schools Share Success Strategies for Recruiting Male Students Unlike many other professional fields where women are the minority, men have traditionally been underrepresented in nursing, and while they [...]

UW-Eau Claire: Nursing grad builds holistic care goals around Honors course experiences While the field of public health may have only become widely familiar with the onset of [...]

What Nurses Need to Know About the Flu Vaccine by: Michele Wojciechowski It’s that time of year, and the flu is hitting hard. While nurses learn all about [...]

A day in the life of George the Henry Ford therapy dog helping keep stress at bay for nurses this Christmas By: Sarah Grimmer WEST BLOOMFIELD, Mich. (WXYZ) — [...]

UW-Oshkosh Nursing Student Becomes Commissioned Army Nurse. Alanna Dahlke's commissioning on Saturday, December 3, 2022 Alanna is a senior 2 nursing student who will be active duty army [...]