9 Effective Ways For Building Confidence In Nursing
Many nurses feel anxiety while transitioning from nursing school to a career. Use these tips for building confidence in nursing to help you be a great nurse!
Resources for nurses and students
Many nurses feel anxiety while transitioning from nursing school to a career. Use these tips for building confidence in nursing to help you be a great nurse!
Do you have any disability insurance? You may not be aware, but disability insurance for nurses is an important policy that protects you in case you are unable to work. In this article, we’ll share information about disability protection for nurses and how you can have income protection.
It is very important for you to have your own nursing malpractice insurance instead of relying on your employer for coverage. Let’s look at why.
Need to unwind? These shows will have you coming back for more. Let’s look at some of the best hospital TV shows currently streaming.
Let’s look at the NPO medical abbreviation. What does NPO stand for? And what does it mean for patients?
One of the best ways you can prepare for an interview is to practice your answers to some of the most common nursing interview questions. Although no two interviews are exactly the same, most nurse managers ask many of the same types of questions. Getting your thoughts together and ideas of how to answers these questions ahead of time will help you appear confident and prepared during the interview process.
Maintaining good mental health is the key to finding enjoyment and satisfaction in nursing. Here are top resources and support for nurses’ mental health.
PRN is from the latin term “Pro Re Nata”, which literally translates into English “as needed”. We frequently utilize this “as needed” terminology with medicine, and nurses daily hand out PRN medications for a variety of different reasons.
In this blog post, we will discuss the differences between preceptorship and mentorship in nursing and explain why both are important for nurses.
While it takes a special kind of person to become a nurse, how can a nurse provide emotional support without being seen as pushy?