Before the spring of 2020, telehealth services were rarely used. Less than 1% of all insurance claims nationally in 2017 were for telehealth, according to FAIR Health, a nonprofit that analyzes insurance claims. The technology was available, but the country had not bought in—that is, until the coronavirus pandemic. In April of 2020, FAIR Health’s … Read moreA Guide to Telehealth for Patients and Providers
Millions of student-athletes in secondary school experience concussions each year. How can school nurses and their support system help them heal?
National Minority Health Month raises consciousness about health inequities. What can be done to promote health equity for all individuals?
The 2019 United States Registered Nurse Workforce Report Card and Shortage Forecast predicts a national shortage of nearly one million registered nurses by 2020. What do nursing students need to know about degrees and job options?
Travel nursing helps hospitals fill nurse shortages and allows nurses to find temporary work in domestic settings and international destinations.
Nursing is a rewarding but challenging career. Here’s how to prevent nurse burnout with the right supports and resources.
Nurse Practitioners can also change their focus by starting their own private practice.
International nurses are in high demand and if you want to experience world travelling and help people in other countries, learn about working abroad as a nurse.
Through the Post 9/11 GI Bill and other programs, veterans may be eligible to receive financial assistance for many of the steps to becoming a nurse.
Susie Walking Bear Yellowtail was one of the great Native American masters in nursing. She was an accomplished registered nurse (RN) and a pioneer for better health care for Native Americans throughout the 20th century. In honor of her achievements, Susie Walking Bear Yellowtail became the first Native American nurse inducted into the Nursing Hall of Fame.