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Michigan woman charged with posing as nurse for 3rd time
A Michigan woman was charged with identity theft after posing as a licensed nurse at a hospice facility. -
Meet the chief nursing officers at US News' 2023-2024 honor roll hospitals
Twenty-two hospitals were named to U.S. News & World Report 2023-24 Best Regional Hospitals Honor Roll Aug. 1. -
The 10 top-earning nursing jobs
Certified registered nurse anesthetist and geriatric nurse practitioner are the top-earning nurse professional positions, according to 2023 rankings by Nursing Process. -
$12M gift to double nurse scholars at Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Clinic has received more than $12 million from the Howley Foundation, a gift that will double the number of nurse scholars this fall. -
Montana may eliminate CE requirement for nurses
Montana could soon eliminate continuing education requirements for its nurses, according to the Daily Montanan. -
The inadvertent harm of nurse resiliency — and how leaders can help
Nurses may be the first people to use the old airline advice about putting one's own oxygen mask on before helping others. -
The most crucial skill nurse leaders must embrace right now
While reiterating that hospitals continue to remain in a "state of recovery" even months after the official end of the COVID-19 public health emergency, Robyn Begley, DNP, RN, CEO of the American Organization of Nursing Leaders, said healthcare has rounded the corner enough to see what's coming. -
Nursing students to earn $14 per hour at Texas system
South Texas College in McAllen is the first college in the nation to offer a registered apprenticeship program for nursing, the organization said July 31. -
US nurse, child abducted in Haiti
An American nurse on a humanitarian mission in Haiti and her child have been kidnapped in a case drawing international attention. -
Idaho State U launches accelerated nursing program
Idaho State University in Pocatello has expanded its nursing educational offerings with the expansion of its accelerated nursing program that aims to graduate students more quickly to curb the nurse shortage. -
Connecticut higher ed officials detail next steps for Stone Academy nursing students
Officials declined to take live questions at the end of a July 27 webinar that presented an overview of an audit of the shuttered Stone Academy nursing program, the Journal Inquirer reported. -
Nurse charged with killing 2 patients has license suspended indefinitely
A Pennsylvania nurse accused of killing two patients had her nursing license suspended indefinitely by the state, Trib Live reported July 27. -
Wolters Kluwer debuts mobile app drug guide for nurses
Philadelphia-based Wolters Kluwer Health and Unbound Medicine have released a mobile app designed to aid hospital nurses with accessible information on the top-selling drugs, including up-to-date drug information from the FDA, according to a July 27 news release. -
How contingent nurses help drive revenue, improve patient safety and enhance the work environment
Travel nurses are often looked at as a costly complement to an organization's core staff nurses. However, a strategic staffing model that incorporates travel nurses and other contingent health professionals can successfully drive revenue and improve patient care. -
Nurse accused of slamming baby into bassinet cleared of misconduct by state agency
A nurse who was fired after allegedly "slamming" the face of a 2-day-old infant into a bassinet was cleared of misconduct by the state agency, NBC New York reported July 26. -
'1 size doesn't fit all': A nurse leader's case against staffing ratios
While patient safety should always be a top priority, being forced to abide by nurse-to-patient ratios when scheduling takes away nurse leaders' ability to exercise their own clinical power, Robyn Begley, DNP, RN, CEO of the American Organization for Nursing Leadership, told Becker's. -
Nurses call for safety upgrades after Oregon hospital shooting
Nurses are seeking safety improvements in the wake of a July 22 shooting at Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland, Ore., that left a hospital security guard dead and another employee injured. -
Supporting nurses in 2023 looks different — and should — nurses say
As the nursing shortage grows, stressing an already burned out workforce, the remedy of retention has become obvious to hospital executives, but some nurses say they're often left out of conversations about this solution. What they really want may not always be wellness programs or appreciation days that hospitals develop. -
Nurse killed while trying to get patient out of road
A Michigan nurse was trying to get a patient out of the road July 23 when a car struck and killed her, NBC affiliate WDIV reported July 24. -
The most important initiatives to promote nurse well-being, per 3 CNOs
Promoting front-line nurses' well-being remains a top priority for chief nursing officers amid workforce shortages and increasingly challenging working conditions.
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