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Sandra Mattingly, RN, has been given a second chance to put her nursing skills to use. This time around, she is bringing an additional skill to the bedside: song. "We have all... 
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Red, green, yellow, purple, and pink—these are the colors of one wristband color system improving patient safety in hospitals across the nation. But the key to success isn’t... 
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Many nurses enter the field because they want to make a difference and they know the care they provide can make significant changes in their patients’ lives. But many nurses... 
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When looking to develop a critical-thinking process in a facility, it’s best to start with the basics. "Critical thinking has been around for a couple of decades, but applying... 
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As a nursing student in the United States, it’s sometimes hard to imagine a world where bandages, stethoscopes, and up-to-date books are rare commodities. Students and professors... 
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Editor’s note: This excerpt is adapted from HCPro’s new book "Nurse Retention Toolkit: Everyday Ways to Recognize and Reward Nurses," by Lydia Ostermeier, MSN,... 
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Sarah Whitlock has three words to describe her reaction to seeing a hand in a ditch while driving late one August night: "I was petrified." The 21-year-old nursing student... 
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