Healthcare is a rapidly evolving industry with consistent changes coming down the pipeline regarding how we care for patients ...

These include delivering medications, transporting samples, patrolling wards and guiding visitors through hospital corridors. By handling these responsibilities, Nurabot allows nurses to focus on ...

So, here are 17 of the wildest things a patient has ever said to a nurse while in their care. ... One day, she was screaming for help, and the patient next door said, 'Call Harvard.'" ...

Marie remembers her days as a staff nurse and being by the patient's bedside not only to help heal them, but to protect them from the healthcare environment. She believes that today things are ...

The meta-analysis included studies published from 1994 to 2024 with a median sample size of 458 individuals. The study population consisted of nurses from over 5,300 hospitals, with a mean age of ...

Patients often treat nurses as de facto doctors, asking for medical advice beyond the nurse’s scope. “I always tell them, I’m not a doctor,” she said. “My role is to teach, assess and ...

The patient’s blood sample was found to have an inexplicably massive amount of insulin; 1000 units in just one sample. This was 12 times the normal value.

Anyone who has a non-medical issue that could keep them from getting care can ask for help from a patient navigator. To request an appointment, call the supportive care patient care coordinator or ask ...

Although our sample size was limited, the results demonstrated improvements in nurses’ knowledge and self-efficacy in patient education, and the importance of both in clinical practice. This mirrors ...

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Nurses at two Borderland healthcare facilities announced Thursday that they have agreed to ratify new contracts with the national company that manages them ...

Nurabot, an AI nursing robot, helps Taiwan hospitals address nurse shortages by performing tasks like medication delivery, allowing nurses to focus on patient care.

In honor of Nurse's Week 2005, Sandra Nettina, Medscape's eJournal editor, offers advice on how nurses can advocate for patients, in the best way possible.