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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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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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How to Become a Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA): A Complete Guide for 2023

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A nurse anesthetist is a specialized professional who administers anesthesia to patients before and during surgical procedures. These advanced practice nurses participate in the highly specialized and intricate task of maintaining the delicate balance of keeping a patient safely unconscious, pain-free, and stable throughout a medical procedure. If you want to learn how to become a nurse anesthetist, this article is for you. What Does a Nurse Anesthetist Do? It is essential to examine the patient’s medical history and current health status to identify any potential issues that could affect the anesthesia. So, a Nurse Anesthetist plays a vital role

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How to Support Nurses During a Crisis like COVID-19

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Nurses need to support during the COVID-19 pandemic like anyone else. They probably need even more. We’ll tell you why and give you some ideas for ways to support nurses during a crisis. Right now all across America (the world even), people are isolating themselves and practicing social distancing to prevent the spread of the novel Coronavirus formally known al COVID-19. The hardest thing that most people have to do during this global pandemic is sit at home. But not nurses. The Struggle of COVID-19 for Nurses Nurses have to get up every morning (or afternoon if they work nightshift)

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13 Work from Home Nursing Jobs

13 Work from Home Nursing Jobs

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Working from home can really be a godsend. Working in the convenient setting of your home, the ability to take breaks when you want to, no senior executive breathing down your neck to get the job done, the freedom to work the hours you want and all the while be there for your family when they really need you.  Working from home is indeed an ideal situation. But is working from home possible in all professions, especially healthcare?

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