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Prison Nurse Allegedly Told to ‘Shut Up’ Inmates with Pills, Then Fired for Speaking Up
A former nurse at the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women has filed a lawsuit against Rutgers University Correctional Healthcare,…
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A Profession Built on Trust Faces a Workforce Turning Point | Opinion
This is an opinion piece, contributed by Carol Timmings, MEd, RN, Interim Editor-in-Chief, NCSBN Journal of Nursing Regulation For the…
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‘Nurse Faculty Shortage Reduction Act’ Aims to Address Major Nursing Education Bottleneck
A new bipartisan bill in Congress is trying to tackle one of the biggest barriers to expanding the U.S. nursing…
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5 Nurse Leaders To Honor During Women’s History Month
Women’s History Day is a time to honor women whose leadership and sacrifices have awakened new paths for generations to…
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What Nurses Should Know From ViVE 2026: AI, Virtual Nursing, and Workflow Tech
Health tech conferences can feel like a lot of people talking about fixing healthcare without the people who actually run…
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Virtual Reality and ‘Septic’ Mannequins: Colleges Go Hi-Tech to Prep Nursing Students
In a world of artificial intelligence evolving at the speed of light, it only makes sense to incorporate some advanced…
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Meet the Nurse Turning Songs & Storytelling Into YouTube Health Lessons for Kids
Move over, Ms. Rachel, there’s a new friendly face teaching kids about checkups, X-rays, and handwashing. Meet Nurse Dolly, the…
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2 Nurse Leaders at the Peak of Their Public Health Careers Resigned — Here’s Why
Two nurses who built careers in federal public health say they made the hardest decision of their professional lives:…
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New Utah Bill Advances Hospital Assault Reporting Requirements: What Nurses Need to Know
Violence against healthcare workers has surged nationwide in recent years, and Utah lawmakers are taking steps to better track the…
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