The healthcare industry, specifically nursing, is constantly evolving as new medical technology, discoveries, and innovations occur. As a nurse, it is your responsibility to inform, inspire, and educate yourself, your co-workers, and your patients. Reading is one of the most effective and enjoyable ways to do this. There are a countless number of nursing books on […]

Below is an excerpt from Educating Nurses: A Call for Radical Transformation as seen on the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Learning official website. (Book authors: Patricia Benner, Molly Sutphen, Victoria Leonard, and Lisa Day) Educating Nurses: A Call for Radical Transformation explores the strengths and weaknesses in nursing education and the external challenges […]

Even in the most welcoming work environments, healthcare, by and large, is an industry valuing precision–with literal tolerance for what is sloppy. “Close enough” or “whoops” are not negotiable medical maxims. For instance, a patient couldn’t care less how your Saturday night went if you put them at risk for infection. Pupils entering healthcare do […]

For years, the demand for highly skilled nurses has been increasingly growing in the United States. If you’re an aspiring nurse, you can find a licensed nursing school near your residence. These nursing schools will offer you proper training as well as nursing degrees. If you’re looking for a particular nursing education type, you’ll undoubtedly […]

Nursing is one of the noble and fulfilling professions in the medical domain. Nursing as an occupation gives you multiple nursing career options depending on nature and specialization, giving you the scope for learning and continually enhancing your knowledge. Learn more about the various options below. Hospital Nursing Career This forms a major group of […]

“Oh! I am so tired that I dream, and I want to sleep even when I close my eyes!” This would be a very typical state of our LVN nursing students while attending the LVN program. And it is true for most typical nursing students. They hardly have enough time to sleep and restore between […]