FeatureAgnes Jones (1832-1868), English Workhouse Infirmary ReformerIn the age of Dickens, her efforts led to the reform of English public healthcare
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My SpecialtyCritical Care Nursing, Tina Hanlon, Huntington HealthGoing the extra mile for high-acuity patientsCan you share the arc of your nursing career? Originally, I was gung ho about doing labor and delivery, but after my L&D rotation, I realized it wasn’t the specialty for me. However,...Career CornerAfter the Job InterviewThese savvy follow-up tips will help to make you a stronger candidateLanding an interview is a big step in securing your dream job, but the process doesn’t end there. What you do next makes a difference. Prepare Ahead of Time In addition to any other...FeatureNurses and BullyingWorkplace culture expert Renee Thompson discusses what’s changed, what hasn’t, and where we go from hereBullying among nurses can take many forms: malicious gossip in the breakroom, mocking eye-rolls in patient areas, harsh words in the group chat, and cruel hazing of newcomers. Have things...Nursing Book ClubCounting Backwards by Binnie KirshenbaumA novel about losing one's husband to dementiaA book for anyone who has ever cared for a dementia patient and thought to themselves, “How does anyone ever do this?” It’s not often that I would recommend fiction as a way to learn...FeatureThoughts on the Shooting Death of ICU Nurse Alex PrettiBeyond right and left politics, this is about right and wrongI. Shot On January 24, 2026, in Minneapolis, when the temperature hovered around minus 3 degrees, a swarm of armed and masked ICE agents shoved Alex Pretti to the ground. They pepper-sprayed...
Nursing & Healthcare NewsNursing No Longer “Professional”?Department of Education plans to limit graduate student loans for nursesUnder the Trump administration’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (P.L. 119-21), the federal Department of Education has proposed new limits on federal student loans for graduate nursing...My SpecialtySurgical Nursing Director, Taylor Griffith, Keck Medicine of USCDeveloping innovative surgical techniques for high-acuity patientsTaylor Griffith, RN, MSN, CNOR Director, Nursing – Perioperative Services, Main OR Keck Medicine of USC Los Angeles What is your nursing origin story? My mom’s a nurse, so I’m...Career CornerHow to Evaluate a Prospective EmployerUse these strategies to decide if the job is the right fit for youWhen I worked for a Catholic hospital, a new hire came to me on her lunch break on the first day of orientation and told me that she just couldn’t work for us. She said she couldn’t wear...FeatureNursing ConferencesCup-Filling Chaos and the Unexpected Joy of Finding Your PeopleIf you had told me years ago that nursing conferences would become one of the highlights of my year, I would have looked you dead in the eye and said, “Are you feeling okay? Blink twice if...Nursing Book ClubThe Headache by Tom Zeller Jr.The Science of a Most Confounding Affliction — and a Search for ReliefAn in-depth look at the common but poorly understood problem of headache disorders. The World Health Organization estimates that about 40 percent of all people suffer from headache...Posts pagination12…50Next
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