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Georgia APRNs Face New Board Guidance That Could Threaten Independent Practice
A regulatory fight unfolding in Georgia could significantly affect how advanced practice registered nurses run independent clinics. The Georgia Composite…
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Fake Nurses Couldn’t Even Take a Blood Pressure. A Jury Just Convicted Their Boss
A King County jury convicted a Kent, Washington, man on all 11 counts for running fraudulent staffing agencies that placed…
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AI Failed to Catch a Nurse Anesthetist Stealing Drugs for Months, Coworkers Stepped In
An AI-powered drug-diversion system used at hundreds of U.S. hospitals failed to catch a months-long string of fentanyl thefts by a…
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Nursing Assistant Dies 1 Hour After Collapsing While Working at Hospital
A 19-year-old certified nursing assistant died after collapsing during her overnight shift at the Birmingham children’s hospital where she worked, according…
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The Normalization of Risk, Silence Culture, and Moral injury In Nursing | Opinion
This is an opinion article contributed by a nurse under the pen name Larkin Mercer, an RN with nearly two…
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The ANA and 9 Nursing Groups Sue the DoED Over Nursing’s Professional Degree Exclusion
Eleven of the nation’s most prominent nursing organizations filed a federal lawsuit this week against the U.S. Department of Education, challenging…
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UCLA Nurse Anesthetist Brings a Sound Bath Into the Operating Room, and Patients Love It
Image by UCLA Health A nurse anesthetist at UCLA Health is rewriting the script on what the moments before surgery…
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What Pope Leo XIV Just Said About AI Speaks Directly to What Nurses Already Know
Image source: The Vatican On May 25, Pope Leo XIV released Magnifica Humanitas — Latin for “Magnificent Humanity” — his first…
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The Gifts Nurses Bring and the Responsibility We Share
By Michelle Cortez Adams, MSN, RN, Director of Workforce Development, BAYADA Home Health Care During Nurses Month, I hope you…
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ICU Nurses: Harvard Just Published Data on Why You’re Quitting — It May Surprise You
The conventional wisdom on nurse retention goes something like this: nurses leave because they’re overworked, underpaid, and burned out. Fix…
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