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Fears New Nurses Face After Graduation
…and how to overcome them. Being a newly graduated nurse can be both an exciting and overwhelming experience. After years of studying, completing clinical rotations, and passing the NCLEX, it’s finally time to enter the workforce as a licensed nurse. However, the transition from the classroom to the hospital floor can be daunting, and it’s […]
Volunteer Options for New Nurses
As a new nurse, volunteering can be an excellent way to gain experience and build confidence. Not only does it allow you to give back to your community, but it also provides opportunities to network with other healthcare professionals. Here are some volunteer options to consider: Local Hospitals and Clinics Many hospitals and clinics offer […]
How Are Those Resolutions Coming?
If you’re like most people, you started the year with a head full of steam and a pocket full of good intentions. Research shows that nearly 50% of adults in the US make New Year resolutions, while only about 10% actually follow through for more than a few months. One obstacle that may be holding you back […]
Talking to Your Patients About Smoking May Save a Life
Nurses play a vital role in the overall health of their patients, especially where smoking and vaping are concerned. Our silence could mean an early death for some. About half of patients who smoke or vape will die from a tobacco-related illness. In a 2015 report from the New York Department of Health, 50% of […]
3 Tips for Writing Papers in Nursing School
So many nurses claim they are “just not writers”. But you can’t finish nursing school without writing a paper . . . or twenty. Whether the paper you have to write is your weekly topic summary, your keystone project, or your final research presentation, here are some solid writing tips that will help. Please know, […]