Will nurse practitioners and physician assistants be there to the rescue when millions of U.S. citizens are granted health insurance coverage? How are hospitals taking initiative to help nurses reduce stress levels? Find out in the top nursing stories this week:
From the United States’ $2.7 trillion medical bill, to a story of a former nurse held as a prisoner of war during WWII, here are the top five nursing news stories to end your work week: READ MORE
While some believe social media has contributed to a rise in bullying, for nurses it appears to be a tool to help combat bullying in the workplace. Read about this and other top nursing stories from the week: READ MORE
In nursing school, many lessons extend beyond the classroom.
We asked the Chamberlain community on Facebook what they wished they had known before entering nursing school. From time management skills to the importance of taking care of yourself, their top answers are below. READ MORE
This Memorial Day, we’d like to thank all those who have served our nation, and remember the military nurses who have cared for and comforted soldiers in action. READ MORE
In times of turmoil, nurses provide calm, comfort and caring. From the deadly tornado in Oklahoma, to caring for the Boston Marathon bombing suspect, nurses in the news this week stood strong in difficult situations. READ MORE
From the story of a roller derby nurse, to a grandmother-grandaughter baby delivering team, here are the top five nursing news stories you missed this week: READ MORE
From a new program to assist veterans entering the nursing field, to a looming nursing shortage in Michigan, read the top nursing news from the week below: READ MORE
A nurse describes what it was like to work side-by-side with investigators looking for clues in the Boston Marathon bombing.
A new study shows travel nurses have higher job satisfaction than permanent nurses.
The first nurse takes to the stage at TEDMED. Read these top nursing stories and more below: READ MORE
Our thoughts are with all those affected by this week’s tragic bombing at the Boston Marathon. Throughout the week, stories of heroes have emerged – from the runners who kept running to the hospital to donate blood, to the brave first responders and nurses who ran towards the blast instead of away. READ MORE