I’ve been a nurse for over 25 years. And throughout those 25 years, I’ve had to quickly adapt to new situations as I cared for patients everywhere from the emergency room to the battlefield in Iraq.

Nursing homes that adopt more sophisticated information technologies are seeing specific improvements in the quality of care, a new study shows. These improvements include significant decreases in ...

Nursing has always been a dynamic profession, adapting to changes in healthcare to provide the best possible patient care. Technology has rapidly transformed the healthcare landscape, and nursing is ...

In the ever-evolving world of health care, technology has become an integral part of the nursing profession. To explore this evolution, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution spoke with nurses from two ...

The future of pediatric nursing could see digital technology play a larger role in delivering safer and more personalized care for children. Dr. Karin Plummer, from Griffith University's School of ...

Nurses are caring and compassionate people who dedicate themselves to providing the best possible treatment to their patients. They are trained to be intuitive and proactive, to identify patients’ ...

The endowment, which includes a $400,000 donation plus a $6 million bequest, will fund scholarships and technology.

Conducted in collaboration with the National League for Nursing, the data identifies key trends in technology use, adoption and opportunities for nursing education One of the biggest topics survey ...

Digital transformation is impacting and will continue to impact the discipline of nursing. In hospitals everywhere, conversations are taking place in which people are determining the technologies ...

The pandemic exacerbated stress and job dissatisfaction among nurses, leading to increased burnout and workforce attrition. Rapid adoption of telehealth and remote monitoring became essential, ...

Nursing homes of the future will require two major themes to be successful: caring and technology. In an age of continued lockdowns and restrictions, there is finally a light at the end of the tunnel ...

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly 240,000 nursing home employees (or about 15%) have left the industry. According to a survey conducted by the American Health Care Association, this has ...