Nursing is by nature a collaborative endeavor, and when collaboration is endemic in the culture of a team, not only do patients benefit, but also the nurses themselves, not to mention their multidisciplinary colleagues. High-quality healthcare cannot be delivered without collaboration and teamwork, so what does it take to truly make the

Nurses have personal lives just like anyone else, and sometimes taking time away from the workforce is a necessary choice made for a variety of good reasons. While not working for a period of time won’t ruin your nursing career, it does raise some very important questions and concerns regarding

Nurses are the under appreciated heroes of the healthcare system. They provide over 90% of the healthcare in the world but are barely thought of when it comes time to thank our health providers. Here are the top 7 reasons (out of thousands) why nurses are so important and necessary. 1. Emotional

A patient refuses care from a male nurse because he suspects that this nurse is LGBTQ+. A nurse makes derogatory remarks towards a gender-fluid patient when they report discomfort identifying their sex on their paperwork. A doctor refuses to care for someone because she walked in holding hands with her

Imagine being rushed to an emergency room; you are in pain, distressed, and uncertain of what’s happening. You see people all around you, but you do not recognize any of the faces; you are searching for something familiar and comfortable, but you cannot find it. You are told you need