Nursing is a demanding job, and often, it seems as if there are not enough hours in the day to complete all of the tasks assigned, in addition to, the challenges that may arise throughout your shift.

In the midst of a viral battle whose initial origin was unknown, the nurse and nurse assistant stood bravely at the bedside of patients diagnosed with coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19).

The opioid epidemic is a severe health problem in this country, with one-hundred and thirty people dying daily in the United States from prescription painkiller overdose

Falls and injuries from falls are a significant problem to nurses no matter what field of nursing you are associated with. Falls and injuries from falls are in the top 10 sentinel events that affect hospitals.

For nurses, continuing education is quite vital for their career. Things are changing, and new technology is being introduced in the medical field.

As medical professionals, we globally, no matter your letters of your experience or expertise all share a common ailment – stress.

One day, I went from being a pediatric nurse to working in a makeshift Covid-19 adult unit. Adult patients were not my normal patients and the only experience I had to take care of adult patients was in nursing school 15 years ago.

Navigating healthcare is, indeed, the survival of the fittest. Healthcare providers and consumers must have a keen grasp of the impact social determinants of health (SDoH) have on health and wellness.

Navigating healthcare is, indeed, the survival of the fittest. Healthcare providers and consumers must have a keen grasp of the impact social determinants of health (SDoH) have on health and wellness.

My article is dedicated to every nurse out there that has their certification, those that are working on their certification, and those nurses who feel like they want to get their certification.