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Nurse Bullying Vs. Professional Communication

"In today's increasingly dynamic healthcare landscape, it's important for nurses to both understand and assert their rights against workplace bullying. A solid plan built on strong professional com...

Nurse Critically Injured by a Patient in Rhode Island

A male nurse is in critical condition after being attacked by a patient...

Coping With Grief--- Stories from the ICU

"The call was saturated in tears, weeping, and praying as they watched their father, grandfather, and husband take his last breath. I was crying alongside his family"

KPS vs PPS in Hospice: The Great Debate

  "According to a study in the Journal of Palliative Care, the KPS and PPS scales are interchangeable functional tools"

How to SURVIVE being a Nurse

According to a large survey conducted by  Reuters, ⅓ of nurses plan on leaving the profession. This of course has to do with many reasons, but largely has to do with unsafe staffing and poor workin...

Who are Last Responders?

“Last Responders are those who walk alongside people and their families on the Hospice Journey.” 

New Hospice Nurse Tips

" It's crucial to prioritize your own well-being as a hospice nurse. The nature of the job can take a toll on you both emotionally and physically..." This article emphasizes important tips for new ...

Common Stressors in the ICU

We all went into nursing knowing that it wouldn’t be easy, and knowing we were going to have to work our butts off every single day. There are so many different types of stressors we experience as ...

Nurse's Guide to Patient Education

Helpful tips for nurses for providing patient education.

Getting Better at Patient Education

Patient education is a critical skill in the healthcare industry.  Nurses are responsible for teaching patients about their conditions, medications, self-care, symptoms and so much more.  The effec...