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Can Online Education Help Solve America’s Nursing Crisis?
This is an opinion article, contributed by: Nancy Bellucci, Ph.D., MSN, MS, RN, CNE, CNOR (academic program director, College of Nursing and…
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Nurse Whose Car Crash Killed 3 Deputies May Have Had Brain Fog From Fatigue & McDonalds
A Florida emergency room nurse who stopped at McDonald’s after a 12-hour overnight shift is now facing three counts of vehicular…
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Washington AG Sues Providence Over “Cruel” Treatment of Pregnant & Nursing Employees
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown filed a lawsuit against Providence Health & Services on May 13, 2026, accusing the state’s largest…
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Fake Nurse Faces Up to 100 Years in Prison, Indicted on 34 Counts
An alleged “fake nurse” accused of working at four New Mexico healthcare facilities without a license has been indicted on…
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New Report: Hospitals Are Rolling Out AI—But Nurses Say They’re Being Left Behind
Nurses are absorbing rising patient loads, growing administrative work, and increasingly complex cases, but a new global report says they…
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Nurse Killed During Robbery in Hospital Parking Garage, Suspect Faces Murder Charge
The nursing community is grieving after nurse Ada Doss was shot and killed in the parking lot during a robbery…
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Coast Guard Vet Becomes NICU Nurse at the Hospital That Saved His Son
Image source: TODAY A former U.S. Coast Guard member who said he had “no interest at all in nursing whatsoever”…
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UCSF Nurses Sound Alarm: Patients Found ‘Literally Dead in Gurneys’ Inside Crowded ER
Image source: UCSF Health Nurses and physicians at UCSF Parnassus Medical Center allege their emergency department has become so chronically…
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Sick Kids’ Helicopters Are Diverted Around Rich Seattle Neighborhood, Protests Erupt
A long-standing helicopter landing restriction at one of the Pacific Northwest’s busiest pediatric hospitals may finally be on the way…
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Every Extra Patient Raises Death Risk by 8%: Penn Study Fuels PA Staffing Fight
Pennsylvania hospital patients are more likely to die when their nurse is stretched too thin, and a sweeping new study…
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