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How To Fix The Nursing Shortage: 7 Nurse Shortage Solutions

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The “State of the World’s Nursing 2020” offers the first comprehensive look at nursing worldwide, with input from over 190 countries. Produced by the World Health Organization (WHO) with the International Council of Nurses (ICN) and Nursing Now, the report reveals a global nursing workforce of 28 million, facing a shortage of 5.9 million nurses, as cited in this Nursing Times article. Specifically for the United States, projections from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate a demand for over 275,000 additional nurses from 2020 to 2030. The nursing shortage is a pressing issue in the healthcare industry, requiring strategic […]

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Nursing Faculty Shortage: 5 Innovative Strategies To Address The Shortage Of Nurse Educators

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The nursing profession is facing a critical challenge: a shortage of qualified educators. This nursing faculty shortage, coupled with the ever-increasing demand for nurses, creates a ripple effect impacting healthcare at large. A 2006 report by the World Health Organization revealed a critical shortage of nurse educators in most member countries, as reported in a review study. These faculty shortages don’t just impact the education of future nurses; they also have far-reaching implications for nursing research. A limited number of nurse educators translates to a diminished capacity to conduct research that can influence health policy at local, national, and international

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17 Compelling Reasons to Get a BSN

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In the ever-evolving field of healthcare, nurses play a crucial role in providing quality patient care. As the landscape of healthcare continues to change, pursuing higher education becomes essential for us nursing professionals. Here are some compelling reasons why obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is not just a step forward in one’s career but a leap toward excellence. Reasons to Get a BSN Here are 17 compelling reasons why obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) would not just be a step forward in your career, but a leap toward excellence. 1. More Advanced Job Opportunities

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10 Fun and Functional Nurse Headbands

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The life of a nurse can be a whirlwind of responsibilities, long shifts, and ever-changing demands. Amidst the chaos of the healthcare world, we nurses often seek ways to add a personal touch to our uniforms while still maintaining professionalism and functionality. One accessory that has been making waves in the nursing community is the nurse headband. Let’s talk about why headbands are so functional for nurses, and share some of our favorite options! Why Use a Headband? First of all, let’s talk about why you should even use a headband as a nurse: My Best Tips for Choosing a

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Understanding the Parts of a Stethoscope So You Can Use it Well

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Do you know all the parts of a stethoscope? You likely already know that a stethoscope is an iconic symbol of healthcare professionals worldwide, serving as a vital tool for diagnosing and monitoring patients’ health. Yet, to wield this instrument effectively, you have to understand its intricate components. So, if you’re a new nurse just dipping your toes into the exciting waters of healthcare, don’t be intimidated by that stethoscope hanging around your neck! It’s not just a piece of equipment; it’s your trusty sidekick on this incredible journey of healing and caring. In this article, we delve into all

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CRNA: Nurse Anesthetist Career Guide

CRNA: Nurse Anesthetist Career Guide

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Becoming a Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) is a career goal for many nurses. In fact, when I was in nursing school nearly half of the class stated that becoming a CRNA was their future goal. However, many nurses and nursing students are unclear of the process that must be followed in order to become a CRNA. In this blog post we’ll discuss some quick facts about CRNAs, average salary, career outlook, educational requirements and resources (including guides for exactly how to become a CRNA). As a bonus we’ve also listed some cool gifts and items that show pride in the profession.

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How to Pass the NCLEX with 75 Questions in One Attempt

How to Pass the NCLEX with 75 Questions in One Attempt

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Nursing school is a challenging experience. As if the rigors faced during your nursing education weren’t enough, you then have to take your professional licensure exam. Whether you have completed an RN or LPN program, you still must take your “boards” in order to practice as a nurse.

If you’ve stumbled onto this page in a nervous effort to find any tips or advice you possibly can in order to do well on the NCLEX, then you’ve come to right place. If you’re worried about your NCLEX test preparation, you are not alone. You wouldn’t be a good nurse if you didn’t think things through. But since you’re already thinking like a nurse, then I’m sure you’ll do fine, but here are a few things that might give you a little extra confidence.

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The New Nurses Guide to Paging a Doctor at Night

The New Nurse’s Guide to Paging a Doctor at Night

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Did you know that communication failures are among the most common root causes leading to patient deaths as reported by the Joint Commission? That call could be the most important nursing intervention you make! Experienced nurses, as well as new grads, know the pain of dealing with a snippy doctor, but as a nurse, it’s your job to report changes in the status of your patient. Don’t let intimidation stop you.

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