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By Chaunie Brusie, BSN, RN Talk of the US-Mexico border has filled the news over the past weeks with stories of asylum seekers, outrage over the separation of families, and …
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Many of us who have worked as nurses know how difficult it can be to deal with toxic co-workers. In situations where we might encounter someone unpleasant, we might shake …
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Cover image courtesy of Rosa In November 2018, Nurse.org was the first publication to interview nursing student, Rosa, about her challenges taking the NCLEX after the DACA program was upended. …
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By Chaunie Brusie, BSN, RN Many of us have watched in horror as wildfires have viciously engulfed both Northern and Southern California. As of today, CNN has reported that a …
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By Chaunie Brusie A country is so desperate for healthcare that it’s forced to revolt against its own government. A city filled with broken glass, burning tires, and businesses looted, …
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By: Portia Wofford Illinois nurses are a step closer to safe patient-to-nurse ratios. A bill was introduced that mandates specific patient-to-nurse ratios on every unit, in every hospital. On March …
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**This article will be continuously updated during nurses week - check back for more! When is Nurses Week 2022? Nurses’ Week 2022–celebrated May 6 - May 12 (Florence Nightingale’s birthday, …
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Featured Image via Instagram By Jacob Uitti As a nurse, it can often feel like you’re climbing never-ending staircases, running down the halls as if the last few seconds of …
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That very first year (or two) of nursing can be some of the most challenging and emotionally taxing years of your nursing career. You are thrust into an environment that …
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Image via Facebook Laura McIntyre was just trying to do what sisters do when she posted a picture of her identical twin, Caty Nixon, a labor and delivery nurse: give …
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