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Lung cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in the world. It is among the highest causes of deaths by cancer in both men and women in the United States. Learn about the current methods and treatments for lung cancer available.
With time, it’s not uncommon to lose the passion you once felt for your profession. These tips will help reignite the spark you originally have.
When you hear the word “nurse,” it’s difficult to not think about the traditional professional, dressed in their scrubs, and running around the hospital to check on their patients. But if this is not your cup of tea, here are just a few other nursing careers that are outside of the hospital.
“How do we find out if a student has what it takes?” Nurse Christine Haynes, MSN, RN offers a few of her hints and tricks to make our nursing students be the “Michael Phelps” in the field. Learn about these tips now.
With either a computer or a smartphone, doctors and nurses can easily connect with other patients, no matter where they’re located. Is telemedicine the future of our healthcare system? We think so.
Breast cancer is a disease that affects around 300,000 women in the United States every year. Learn about how you can reduce your risk for breast cancer.
Struggling to land a job in the nursing field or looking to change your career? Learn some tips to help write a resume that will separate you from the rest.
When morale is low, even the most routine of tasks can seem like an uphill battle for nurses. Read on to learn some tips that can help you raise your unit’s morale.
The next generation of employees is much more thin-skinned than our fathers and grandfathers, which can cause problems when adapting to stressful workplaces. In this article, we’re going to briefly mention a few tips for millennial nurses who are trying to adapt to the workplace, without dying in the process.
It may not come as a surprise, but the nursing workplace and profession is filled with occupation stress. This has become a serious problem, as more nurses are starting to suffer from mental health disorders, like depression and anxiety. Read on to learn why nurses need to take mental health days, too.
