What is an MSN? An MSN is a Master of Science in Nursing. It’s an advanced degree that provides nurses with the skills and knowledge necessary to practice within their specialties, such as pediatrics or geriatrics. An MSN program will provide specialized education around topics related to one’s chosen field of study, such as public health, informatics, and leadership. It’s … Read More
Social Media 101: 5 Crucial Tips For Nurses To Play It Safe
Social media posts can get you into trouble! if you’re not careful! You’ve put a lot into becoming a nurse, and it would be a shame to have your name or position in jeopardy because of something you posted on the internet. It’s vital for nurses everywhere to stay safe when using social media—that’s why we’ve created this blog post … Read More
How To Become A Nurse Blogger/Social Media Influencer
Nursing is a rewarding and fulfilling career, but it doesn’t always have to be restricted to the hospital setting. Becoming a nurse blogger or social media influencer is an excellent way to share your knowledge and experience with other nurses and the public. Read on to discover how to become a nurse blogger and social media influencer. Start Your Blog … Read More
What do CNAs do?
Certified nursing assistants (CNAs) are an integral part of the healthcare team, providing primary care to patients in hospitals, nursing homes, and other medical settings. Their duties include helping with bathing, grooming, feeding, and providing emotional support to patients and their families. Keep reading to learn more about what CNAs do and why they are necessary for all healthcare settings. … Read More
What does an LPN/LVN do?
Are you considering becoming a licensed practical nurse (LPN) or a licensed vocational nurse (LVN)? If so, you may wonder what exactly the differences are between an LPN and an LVN. This career path has a few different names, with some subtle distinctions. Understanding the differences can help you decide which career path to pursue. What is an LPN/LVN? An … Read More
New Challenges in Nursing: Tips to Excel
Nursing is a challenging profession that is always evolving. As a nurse, you are constantly faced with new challenges, whether keeping up with the latest medical advances, dealing with staffing shortages, or managing stress and burnout. This blog post will look at some of the most significant challenges nurses face today and offer tips on how to excel despite them. … Read More
Travel Nursing
Do you want to work and travel at the same time? Do you want to experience different parts of the country—or even the world—while still working as a nurse? If so, travel nursing might be the perfect career choice for you. What is Travel Nursing? In a nutshell, “travel nursing” is a job that entails working as a nurse in … Read More
Short-Staffing.
Is your healthcare facility struggling with finding the correct number of staff to maintain patient care? You’re not alone. Because of the nursing shortage, many hospitals and other medical facilities find it challenging to maintain optimal staffing levels. In this blog post, we’ll define short staffing, explore the reasons behind the shortage, discuss the impact of short-staffed shifts on patients … Read More
Working In Memory Care
Memory care facilities are designed to accommodate people who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or other forms of cognitive impairment. There are many different types of memory care facilities available, from those that are short-term and temporary to long-term facilities that offer 24/7 care. Here are a few things to know about working in memory care. The goal … Read More
Healthcare Workforce and Mental Health Challenges Among Top Patient Safety Concerns
This Patient Safety Awareness Week is calling attention to some of the biggest healthcare worker concerns. The week is led by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, a non-profit organization that aims to promote safe care within the US healthcare system. In conjunction with Patient Safety Awareness Week, ECRI also recently released their annual list of patient safety concerns. While the … Read More