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Come and join your fellow critical care nurses at NTI 2019 in Orlando, Florida from May 20-23rd. With more than 37.5 hours of CEUs offered, this conference is sure to teach, inspire and impress all high acuity and ICU nurses. Reasons to attend NTIIt...

Sandra Lindsay, as an intensive care unit director at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, 52, oversees five units of critical-care nurses who have been caring for covid-19 patients since the worst weeks in New York also lost an aunt and an uncle to co...

The Move Towards Open VisitationThere is a concerted move for a more family-centered approach in adult Intensive Care Units (ICUs). A growing body of research strongly suggests that the presence of family members at the bedside facilitates the healin...

Jonathan Downham is an Advanced Critical Care Practitioner in Warwick, UK. He was in Florida recently at NTI 2019. allnurses.com's Content and Community Director, Mary Watts caught up with him for an interview. History Jonathan has a 32-year...

Critical care and progressive care is an ever-changing world. In order to provide the best care for our patients, we need access to the newest knowledge. The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) is here to help expand our knowledge. Th...

Well hello everyone, I am new to the field of critical care. I am a new grad so I know pretty much minimum amount of knowledge only things we obtain in school. I have started a notebook at work of things I have learned and things that I have seen but...

Hello, I have been an ICU RN for several years now and I absolutely love bedside Critical Care. My 10 year plan was to get my AGACNP and work as an NP to our CC Intensivists group for a decade or so, while pursuing my doctorate in Nursing educat...