If you were clear and your instructions weren’t followed, it’s possible that the employee is lacking something she needs to do her job.

If you're considering a career move to a more supervisory role, think on this: Charge nurses are what hold the units together.

Back when I went to nursing school, Evidence Based Practice was just a buzz word. But after trying it out with my staff, ...

In my mind I am wondering, is the risk of long term effects [from the vaccine] worth the risk for just a severe ...

Being in charge is hard enough, but managing your friends is a tricky balancing act unlike any other. Both the friendship and the ...

Can a hospital unit adopt a new computer system without going down in flames?

I think I posted a couple of weeks ago that I am trying to get a new job at my hospital.  Well I ...

Right now on my unit we are preparing to roll out a new computerized clinical documentation system, that’s right, my hospital is still ...

I feel that it is the manager’s responsibility to ensure that their staff is doing their job effectively, and that they are safe ...

My grandmother used to tell me all that time “patience is a virtue”.  So I tried to be a patient person.  But I ...