Why Procrastination Will Hurt You
Procrastination has been studied as a phenomena in different spectrums of life and human nature. When it comes to nursing students, the consequences of procrastination can be dire.
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Procrastination has been studied as a phenomena in different spectrums of life and human nature. When it comes to nursing students, the consequences of procrastination can be dire.
The purpose of American Heart Month is to serve as a reminder and raise awareness. Heart disease is the number one killer in the United States. Cardiovascular disease (including strokes) causes one third of American deaths annually. About half of Americans have at least one risk factor of eventual cardiovascular disease. Why remind us of this morbidity? What’s to celebrate? Change.
The International Nurses Association (INA) strongly encourages nurses to connect with their peers to seek advice, understanding and friendship during one of the most important journeys of a nurse’s life.
As members of an incredibly innovative profession, many nurses have embraced online forums and are actively participating in order to enhance practice and improve health.
The International Nurses Association recommends that while looking into graduate schools, you must consider what it is you desire to learn while receiving your higher education.
We are very excited to announce this year’s International Nurses Association 2016 Scholarship Winner! Meet our 2016 Scholarship Award Recipient!
The International Nurses Association (INA) Scholarship is designed to help deserving students attain their educational goals, meet their professional objectives, and succeed to their fullest ability.
It’s been a long and messy shift. You get home and look in the mirror for the first time in six hours, and there it is a huge stain on your scrubs. What do you do? Don’t throw them away just yet. If you have a hunch that a simple washing cycle won’t do, follow these tips to help get your scrubs clean again.