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Edith “Pat” Lewis wears and suit and tie and looks at the cameraProfiles In NursingEdith Patton Lewis (1914-2005), Investigative Reporter and EditorA psychiatric staff nurse, she wrote sharp pieces on the condition and career of being a nurse...a Living Legend in 2004, just months before her death at age 90. ELIZABETH HANINK RN, BSN, PHN is a freelance writer with extensive hospital and community based nursing experience....
Woman is standing in an empty warehouse talking to the cameraNursing & Healthcare NewsImplementing Nursing InnovationDesign thinking for health is a free online curriculum...Change in healthcare can be a slow, conservative process, full of pitfalls. Just because an initiative is evidence-based doesn’t mean it fits the needs of clinicians or patients, leading to...
Illustration of manager pointing finger at a nurse standing next to him in scrubs and with stethoscopeHealthy WorkforceWhen the Boss is the ProblemIs your manager tough but fair, or just a bully? How you can deal with both types....want to follow them. Unfortunately, even in healthcare, nurses may struggle to find effective, compassionate leadership. true leaders possess a unique combination of skill and personality that makes others want...

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One nurse in the background screaming in front of a computer while another nurse in the foreground is looking at her sadlyHealthy WorkforceThe Case of the Abrasive PerfectionistIs that nurse difficult and demanding because she's a perfectionist with high standards — or is she a bully?...wasn’t sure what to think.   Wanting to be as competent as humanly possible is usually a good thing, especially in healthcare, where the stakes are high. However, wanting and...
Jane Delano wearing a nursing uniform and cap with the red cross on it on the left. On the right, a group of Red Cross volunteers pose togetherProfiles In NursingJane Delano (1862-1919), Champion of the American Red Cross Nursing ServiceRecruiting and training nurses to serve in war and peace...bring desperately needed healthcare to rural America. Yellow Fever Born in Townsend, N.Y., in 1862, Jane Delano was the descendant of an English colonial family and the daughter of a...
Registered Nurse Michelle McKoy is wearing a green blouse and her badge. She smiles as she sits by a computer.My SpecialtyClinical Nurse Educator, Michelle McKoy, Foothill Regional Medical CenterEducating the staff while mentoring nursing students...I had to restart my entire education because the community college I enrolled in would not accept any of my previous nursing school credits. At the beginning of my nursing...
A green tray sits on a counter with a syringe, barcode stickers, and a yellow bandaidNursing & Healthcare NewsNurses Tackle Vaccine HesitancyAnswering questions, debunking propaganda, educating doctors...anti-vaxx publication circulated in local Orthodox neighborhoods last fall. However, task force member Blima Marcus, RN, DNP, ANP-BC, OCN, a nurse practitioner at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, says the...
Nursing & Healthcare NewsPatient Handling InjuriesCalifornia law has helped, but better staffing may be needed...Ph.D., ANP, has spent years studying workplace injuries among healthcare workers. To assess the impact of the California law, she and her colleagues surveyed nurses in 2013 and 2016, both...