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The Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) is the premier professional nursing association dedicated to defining the future of emergency nursing through advocacy,...
A Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) are advanced level degrees for nurses. This article will...
April 1-30 is national Autism Awareness month. This article will describe what autism is, statistics about autism, treatment, resources, an
I just passed the Case Management Examination (CCM) this morning 4/15/17 and immediately wanted to pass along some encouragement and study tips for the exam...
I’m the nurse at the bedside. You might see me as an underachiever, someone who didn’t have what it takes. . . For those who assume I stopped and stagnated...
This is the first in a series of Heart Sound videos to help you learn basic heart anatomy, blood flow through the heart, and how to remember the names for the...
I have the privilege to share with you all a bit about how Tim got where he is today, the incredible work that he is doing for nursing and healthcare in...
I graduated last December 2016 for my FNP program. My school did not offer any reviews but made a recommendation to join an APEA review. Honestly, when I...
I just wanted to share my study habits for the NCLEX-RN exam which I have just passed with 75 questions!
Nursing supervisor, 12-hour shift, what do I do really? Do I just float from unit to unit with a clipboard? Why would I ever want to be an administrator?
The author discusses some of what it is like to be an office nurse, including the ups and downs of this particular nursing role.
This is part one of a story about a flu shot gone wrong. Susan’s name has been changed to protect the innocent, but her story needs to be told. This is just...
Helping people who are trying to help themselves, at what point is the most basic patient education slipping through the cracks, and how do we stop it?
RULE and WAIT are two acronyms nurse coaches use to stay on track when talking to their patients about change.
Hospice is a specialized form of care that supports and encourages families to nurture their terminal loved one through the end of life stage. The Hospice...
About how I viewed things during a time when a family member was critically ill.
In this article the author tells a story of one encounter and goes on to describe more of what a Parish Nurse does on a day-to-day basis.
As nurses, we are challenged to embrace the human qualities of our patients that often become buried underneath a slew of tasks or "to-do" lists. It becomes...
Family request for a morgue visit, pt had four siblings with learning issues and psychiatric issues. Body in the morgue for 5 days. Major family issues in the...
Memorizing pressors and antihypertensives for the NCLEX, CCRN, or ICU nursing position can seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be!
This article defines and discussion compassion fatigue. It includes a personal account and helpful resources to use. I also invite readers to share their...
This is a personal story of a little girl that came into my life with selective mutism as a symptom of a greater issue. It speaks to her story and mine as well...
Dear Nurse Beth, I am a 53 year old newly licensed LPN and had a tough time finding a job. My classmates are younger and pretty much all of them got hired...
This article is meant to be humorous, an easy-read article as well. As a nurse, we are born into this weird sense of humor, I have come to notice. There are...
Just wanted to share with you all my story on my NCLEX experience and give hope to repeat test takers out there reading this.