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The Fine Print of Nurse Flexibility: Flex-Down Clauses, Call-Offs, and What to Ask
This article is part of the Nurse Flexibility Review, Nurse.org’s original research series on the new ways nurses work. This…
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Oklahoma Nurse Wins U.S. Senate Nomination With Just $455 Left in Campaign Cash
A nurse whose campaign account was down to less than $500 is now a major-party nominee for the United States…
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Nursing Graduates Blocked From NCLEX as Nightingale College Sues California Board
Nightingale College filed a lawsuit against the California Board of Registered Nursing (BRN) on August 24, asking a judge to…
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Nurses and Other Health Experts Say Some Facts In Lindsay Clancy’s Case Don’t Make Sense
Editor’s note: Please be warned that this case includes graphic and traumatic details of child death and self-harm. This is…
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Ellen Pompeo Will Play a Nurse Next: ‘Grey’s’ Star Leads Hulu Thriller ‘Not a Sound’
Image source: Deadline After more than two decades as television’s most famous surgeon, Ellen Pompeo’s next role is a nurse.…
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APRN Burnout and Workforce Recovery: What NCSBN’s Latest Research Tells Us
In this contributor piece, Brendan Martin, PhD, Director of Research at the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN),…
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‘Do No Harm’ Is More Than a Movie About a Nurse Who Makes a Mistake
I went into the Houston premiere of Do No Harm as a nurse. And if I’m being completely transparent, I liked…
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Nurses Say Goodbye to Dolly Parton, Whose Giving Reached All the Way to the Bedside
Image source: @dollyparton Dolly Parton died Aug. 25 at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center, surrounded by loved ones, in the health system…
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Maryland Nursing Students Can Get 0% Loans and Pay Nothing Until They Earn Over $50K
Maryland is putting $3 million behind a new zero-interest loan program for nursing students, an initiative announced Thursday, August 20th,…
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