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August Issue: Obesity-Related Cancer, Simulation-Based Education, Secondhand...
“A respite for nurses may be more needed than ever. Workplaces are more complex than they used to be and . . . changing faster. . . . And there never seem to be enough people to do what needs to be...
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Not Your Grandma’s Simulation Anymore
Photo © Melanie Stetson Freeman / Christian Science Monitor / The Image Works. In 1958, after pulling his drowning son from water and clearing his airways, Norwegian doll manufacturer Asmund S. Laerdal...
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September Issue: HIV Update, RN-Performed Bone Marrow Procedures, Debriefing...
“One day—and I remember distinctly that all I was doing was setting up [my mother’s] pills and preparing a few bites of food that I hoped she’d eat—a clear small voice inside me said, ‘You could do...
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October Issue Highlights: Data on RN Suicides, Autism Spectrum Disorder,...
“As a nurse, I believe in science as a guide for our actions….As a human being with morals, empathy, and compassion, I believe there are lines no person, certainly no government leader, should...
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December Issue: Nurse Fatigue Solutions, Addressing Misinformation, More
“Nurses don’t care about being heroes. They want to be respected, protected, and enabled to do their jobs.”—editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy in her December editorial, “Finding Joy in the Dark” The...
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Looking Beyond Nursing Education Offerings Can Open Doors
In a world where time efficiency is supreme, nurses often seek educational opportunities only within their area of nursing expertise. After all, further expertise in my specialty area will directly...
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December Issue: TikTok’s ‘Dancing Nurses,’ HIV-Associated Kaposi Sarcoma, More
“As an ICU nurse, I have vivid impressions of the adrenaline-pumping moments of a code blue. Now, after being an ICU patient who experienced a code purple, I still more vividly remember the caring...
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