Gardening, a lemonade stand, a trip to Walmart and a lot of bingo were part of a summer week at Apostolic Christian Home of ...

Carolyn Aijian’s extraordinary journey through five decades of nursing is a testament to the enduring spirit of compassionate care. From bustling hospital wards to remote villages and into the ...

Registered nurses at Chinese Hospital in San Francisco, Calif., voted to ratify a three-year contract on June 27. Nurses are ...

Over the years we have seen many requests for additional specialist dementia nursing support across health and social care. Dementia care remains one of our biggest societal challenges, affecting so ...

According to a recent study conducted by NSI Nursing Solutions revealed that in 2025, the hospital turnover rate is 18.3% and ...

The Arkansas Health Care Association has just opened a nursing school as part of an effort to fill a critical gap in staffing at nursing homes.AHCA says it is ...

A post-anesthesia care unit nurse at Decatur Morgan Hospital was recently honored with the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses. The Diseases Attacking the Immune System (DAISY) Foundation aims to ...

Healthcare is a rapidly evolving industry with consistent changes coming down the pipeline regarding how we care for patients and what we treat. Because nurses are at the forefront with patients, they ...

Dr. James said that most practice nurses were open to providing abortion care, but this was limited by the knowledge and confidence to do so and compounded by concerns about the stigma surrounding ...

As generative AI continues to make its way into healthcare, chief nursing informatics officers say the technology’s influence is expanding beyond documentation and reshaping the way nurses work. “AI ...

The Pediatric Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (PACNP) program at the Orvis School of Nursing (OSN) prepares advanced practice nurses to provide comprehensive, high-acuity care for pediatric patients ...

Topics in Advanced Practice Nursing eJournal. 2004;4 (4) 0 Caring in Nursing as Communicative Discourse The strength of caring in nursing lies in its moral foundation (or the "ought" of nursing).