Nursing leader discusses burnout, workforce shortages and how the profession is evolving beyond traditional hospital care.

As healthcare organizations nationwide observe National Nurses Week, new findings from the University of Phoenix 2026 Career Optimism Index® study offer insight into how nurses view their work, their ...

Nearly two years of bargaining has ended with nurses, midwives and health care assistants voting to accept the latest ...

National Nurses Week runs annually from May 6 -12 to honor those in the nursing profession. It is a week filled with ...

Arindrajit Dube is an economics professor at the University of Amherst and the author of “The Wage Standard: What’s Wrong in ...

Every family has that one argument nobody forgets. Sometimes it is about politics. Sometimes it is about who ruined ...

Nurses feel they have more time with patients than doctors do, and are much more optimistic about their organizations' use of ...

Nursing leaders, educators and students gathered at the Lake Tahoe campus to advance inclusive LGBTQ+ healthcare through ...

The mother and daughter became nurses together in the early 2010s and now work together at a Spokane hospital.

I am filled with gratitude that I get to be a nurse and a nursing leader. I love my job and as a consequence, I don’t really work. I make a positive impact on my community, and that’s my childhood ...