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Nursing Student Saves a Life at JFK Airport While on Spring Break

Natalie Davies, a senior at Sacred Heart University, was at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City waiting to catch a ...

By D Del ReyApril 250

Nursing Blogs

ICU Nurse Saves Infant Who Stopped Breathing at the Grocery Store

Binta Diallo was at the urgent care clinic at the local H Mart in North Carolina because her son needed a physical for ...

By D Del ReyApril 210

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Fourth Grader Inspires School Nurse to Write a Children’s Book

As the building nurse at Wilson Vance Intermediate School, Nancy Rook spends a lot of time with Gunner Hartley, a fourth grader with ...

By D Del ReyApril 190

Nursing Blogs

Nursing Students Create Clothes Drive for Discharged Hospital Patients

Lots of hospital patients do not have anything to wear when they finally get the all-clear to go home. Their clothes may be ...

By D Del ReyApril 140

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“Take a Nurse Home with You” Program Lends Support to New Families

As a refugee awaiting her husband in the U.S., Eliza Shabire was overwhelmed when she found out she was pregnant with her first ...

By D Del ReyApril 110

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Nurses Share the Strangest Things Men Say in the Delivery Room

Dads often accompany their female partners into the delivery room, but many men do not know what to do when a woman is ...

By D Del ReyApril 70

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Robotic Hysterectomy Surgery Hailed for Better Outcomes

Nicole Reimer never expected to be a patient at the Lehigh Valley Topper Cancer Institute where she works as an oncology nurse. Caring ...

By D Del ReyApril 50

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Fired Nurse Wins Unemployment Benefits After Being Assaulted by Combative Patient

Lori Martinek was fired from Regional Health Services of Howard County in Iowa last year after being assaulted by a combative patient. She ...

By D Del ReyApril 40

Nursing Blogs

ED Nurses on How to Ask Tough Questions When Someone’s Life is on the Line

Getting information from patients is crucial when their life is on the line, but what do you do if the patient doesn’t speak ...

By D Del ReyMarch 310

Nursing Blogs

FDA Approves Over the Counter Narcan to Combat Drug Overdoses

The Food and Drug Administration announced today that Narcan, an essential tool in combating opioid overdoses, can now be sold over the counter. ...

By D Del ReyMarch 290

Nursing Student Saves a Life at JFK Airport While on Spring Break

ICU Nurse Saves Infant Who Stopped Breathing at the Grocery Store

Fourth Grader Inspires School Nurse to Write a Children’s Book

Nursing Students Create Clothes Drive for Discharged Hospital Patients

“Take a Nurse Home with You” Program Lends Support to New Families

Nurses Share the Strangest Things Men Say in the Delivery Room

Robotic Hysterectomy Surgery Hailed for Better Outcomes

Fired Nurse Wins Unemployment Benefits After Being Assaulted by Combative Patient

ED Nurses on How to Ask Tough Questions When Someone’s Life is on the Line

FDA Approves Over the Counter Narcan to Combat Drug Overdoses

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