Nursing

A nurse in Chicago is collecting money to buy cellphone chargers for Chicago hospitals so that patients admitted with COVID-19 have a way to connect to loved ones, according to WTTW, a PBS member TV station.

Five nurses share their best advice for leading and motivating a nursing team through the COVID-19 pandemic.

An important part of training as a nurse is participating in hands-on clinical care, but now shelter-in-place regulations and school closures are preventing nursing students from gaining that hands-on experience. Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University School of Nursing is solving the…

The world's nursing workforce increased by 4.7 million nurses between 2013 and 2018, although the threat of shortages still exists, according to a new report the World Health Organization released April 6.

A 54-year-old nurse who worked at Detroit-based Henry Ford Health System has died after contracting COVID-19, according to a Michigan Radio report.

Nurses at Brooklyn Veterans Administration Medical Center in New York City are preparing to protest as COVID-19 patient surges overwhelm the hospital, according to The Brooklyn Eagle.

A nurse at New Orleans East Hospital, who had tested positive for the new coronavirus, died March 31, according to a Nola.com report.

CMS is temporarily permitting certified registered nurse anesthetists to practice without physician supervision as part of sweeping regulatory changes the agency released March 30 to help hospitals respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The American Nurses Foundation has created a national fund for the nurses on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.

Nurses nationwide are turning to two-way baby monitors to interact with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 patients in isolation, reports ABC News.