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Hospitals Built Their Own Gig Economy for Nurses. Here Is What It Actually Offers
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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If There Are So Many Licensed Nurses, Why Are Hospitals Still Short-Staffed?
This article is part of Nurse.org’s Nursing Workforce Benchmark, a new research series analyzing nursing workforce strain across all 50…
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Cyclospora Outbreak in 41 States, Hospitals Pull Greens: What Nurses Need to Know
Image source: CDC A fast-growing cyclosporiasis outbreak has spread to 41 states, and some hospitals have pulled lettuce and other…
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Nurses Can Now Apply for $15,000 Grants to Fund Well-Being at Rural Hospitals
Rural nurse teams have a fresh shot at $15,000 to put toward their own well-being, and the window to apply…
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These Hospitals Get Struck Again and Again: The Repeat-Strike Employers
Part of Nurse.org’s Nurse Strike Intelligence data series, built on a proprietary database tracking a decade of U.S. registered-nurse strikes (2017–2026).…
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Nearly 4,000 Nurses Just Voted 99.6% to Strike at One of America’s Top Hospitals
Image source: Boston Globe Nearly 4,000 registered nurses at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston have voted 99.6% to authorize…
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We Asked 700 Nurses How Many Hospitals They’ve Worked At. Some Lost Count.
One nurse. One hospital. Forty-seven years. Another nurse? Thirty hospitals and counting. When we asked* our community how many hospitals…
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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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Vermont Hospital’s New On-Call Policy Sparks Unanimous Strike Vote from OR Team
Image source: St. Albans Messenger A potential strike is brewing in northern Vermont, where surgical nurses at Northwestern Medical Center…
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Nurse Turnover Is Rising Again — And It’s Costing Hospitals Millions
Nurse turnover is heading in the wrong direction again. After several years of gradual improvement following the post-pandemic staffing surge,…
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